Franklin High School - Tolo Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1940 volume:

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The thoughtfulness and friendly cooperation which she evidenced to me during my :first days of teaching at Franklin have continued to be a help and inspiration throughout our association. Her many fine qualities have won the lasting respect and affection of the faculty and student body. HELEN KUEBLER. Contents 0 INTRIIIIIICTIIIN I FMIIILTY 0 SENIIIRS 0 IIINIIJRS 0 UNDERBLISSMEN 0 IIIIEMIIZATIUNS 0 SPIIRTS Q IIITIIGRIPIIS 440 A BOOK, until live-hundred years ago, was a powerful, semi-magical weapon of the very few who read. Books fostered the tyranny of the privileged few over the ignorant many. Then about 1440, Johann Gutenberg and his contemporaries, first made books available to the common man, unlocking the mys- teries of the past, disseminating knowledge and opening to man's mind, vistas of increased knowl- edge and power. The story is told that Dr. Faus- tus, a contemporary of Gutenberg's, appearing in Paris with a parcel of printed bibles to sell was seized by the authorities and accused of witchcraft. Certainly it seemed like witchcraft and some faint aura of magic still attends the production of books and newspapers. You can sense it as you watch the huge presses thundering out miles of newspaper or thousands of books that man may read and know. European development of by moveable type made millions of books for the has spread information and . infill .-'. , ki-'E -. .G -23.2 T I 0 'fees ,mi I 9 40 opinion through magazines and newspapers. It has made possible the dream of universal educationg it has maintained freedom of the press and public opinion. Printing is the basic tool in the maintenance of our democratic way of life. It is no accident of history that the mechanical reproduction of man's ideas by books and the con- sequent spread of knowledge, close- ly parallels the rise of the common man to a fuller share in his own destiny. Among these pioneers of thought, Benjamin Franklin stands out as both an original thinker, and a craftsman in the art of printing. So it is with double homage we pay tribute to this anniversary to the art of printing and Benjamin Franklin. We pay tribute to those illustrious leaders who lit the torch of greater understanding among men-to those whose facility preserving the accumulated dom of the ages makes it for us to learn-and learning on the torch to you who May you keep the Hame clear and true. THE ART UF PRINTING PRINTING is an art that dates back to the year 175 A. D., when the Chinese discovered that by carving figures and characters in wood, inking them, and applying them to paper or parchment, lasting impressions could be obtained. From that early beginning, printing has advanced to the stage where today, modern newspaper presses turn out sixty-four page newspapers at the rate of 100,000 copies an hourg and other presses print books, magazines and pamphlets at a tremendous rate of speed. Printing, it can safely be said, has made the greatest single contribution to the cause of education. During the fifteenth century, there was a revival of learning in Europe, and the desire for knowledge was widespread. The develop- ment of mechanical printing under such leaders as Johann Gutenberg and his fellow craftsmen, made possible the production of books cheaply and quickly. More people began to learn how to read, and printing came to displace hand- writing as a method of preparing books and documents to spread ideas. Today, printing is more than ever a means of educating people. To show its educational value: the daily newspapers give us news of current happenings all over the world a few hours after their occurrenceg magazines and books present a wide range of topics of educational value clearing up the mysteries of science, art, and literature. For that matter, books are the chief means of educating school children today. So before criticism is cast at the evils of the machine age, it should be remembered that the development of the printing press is one machine- invention that has worked only for the benefit of mankind. FRANK OKITA. 'ff ,W . :LQ ' ni,---11 '-. '- r 32.-42-435,3 A -' - R 0-.I-FS' ' 'z Hs'-if xx 1-aww. 2. - BENIAMIN FRANKLIN BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, born in Boston, Massachusetts, january 17, 1706, was one of America's heroes, diplomats, and statesmen. His father, intending that Benjamin become a minister, sent him to school, but he received only one year of formal education. Fortunately the boy liked nothing better than to read, and often sat up most of the night so that he could return the books which he had borrowed the day before. Thus through self-training and self-mastery, Ben- jamin Franklin grew to greatness. At the age of 12, he became an apprentice in the printing shop of his half- brother, james. However, it wasn't long before his dissatisfaction made him run away to Philadelphia. There he obtained employment and later started a printing shop where he published The Pennsylvania Gazette, which limped along at first but finally became the leading newspaper in the colonies. It was customary for printers at that time to issue an almanac, so Franklin published one called Poor Richard's Almanac. Scattered throughout the colo- nies, it preached the gospel of thrift and frugality, enjoying great popularity for twenty-live years. In 1757 he was sent to London and spent fifteen years as agent for the colony of Pennsylvania, and it was while on this mission that his ability as a diplomat was recognized. At the time when most men retire from public life, Dr. Franklin, in 1775, began a second great career of usefulness to his country. He was in his sev- entieth year when he became a member of the Continental Congress and worked tirelessly day and night for the cause of independence. He lived to see the completion of the first year of the United States under the Constitution he had helped to formulate. After a long and fruitful life, death came to Franklin in 1790, one hundred 1 and fifty years ago today. CLARA KING. -ISV 13.7 'l-, . ' -,.- fait ' . - 5. ,f y Ls .. . ' 4 ww 4 - -1 1 . W, vt f 1f,'fgg'iIlTi J :F 1 1 '- ifjglv .x, A 4- ff- ,. 'iw .JP . nj' K X -I .1 A ,jx fi 9-.,aS'2s95ffr?:: -P MW rv, , ffm '-'f'g7gL1F 'WL'-N 5 aj! 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FRANK HIDAKA ............ 1940 dviser ..............Editor ...A rt A dviser .........Production Senior Editor ......Art Editor .........Production Sports Editor .........Art Editor .Photography .junior Editor .......Art Cover .Photography Organizations ..........Layout RICHARD YAZZOLINO .................... Production MERRY HOAR ........... .......... U nderclass Editor JIM WASNER ........... ' ......... Publicity .V v- m'J 255' FxaQ ' , ,. W? 'I Q F 1 Qif. is 5 ?!' ,.Yn. f f 5.15 kwgg 1' K 43' G ' J, , ., 1 vii, .L , MA ,. A Q3 L'm, X 5 ,W fi X ' ' X 1 gg.-J 5-gr 239 5 4 . 46 I. 5 Fl ft . Hb V .aryl I K . F..,,.,,.punug.,,,- M . gk A , 1 'f !' .g g A ' f I g ,f I x 4-N-ia.. 1 .QW Tf'z 5 . rl 4 'E 4 f ' Kin ' Ji 1 . f .K lv r, qw' . , a. 4? K-4- xA A If 1- R A-I1 .Su 39, U, f in 1 2. . I 4 1 I U 4. i f I 1 1 - ...L -.. ,,,,,,, ' H: 9 1 1 ,fi W H Vx If , , . 5 wg V 1 . . iq , ,.,,.,wf ' ,, wr EM, A gig :rl FUREWURD ONE HUNDRED FIFTY YEARS ago the busy and useful life of Benjamin Franklin came to a close. Industry, integrity and brilliancy of mind marked him as a man of unusual caliber. Rising from humble circumstances and over- coming difficulties at times seemingly insurmountable he attained positions of the greatest importance to his time. Though lacking in school opportunities he became highly educated practi- cally by his own efforts. Considered one of the great scientists, statesmen and diplomats of his day, he was repeatedly called to iill many important positions, but he remained very humble through it all. Surely he is a worthy example for every young person today who is inclined to believe his lot in life is a hard one. As students of Franklin High School we do well to emulate to a large degree the Fine qualities of our school's namesake. As citizenship and service seem to stand out particularly strong in his career, can we do better today than place these same qualities well up toward the pinnacle of our own ambition for a successful life? SIDNEY POLMERE TRATHEN. FACULTY 15 al WALTER J. RESEBURG, Vice-Principal SIDNEY P. TRATHEN. Principal BAILEY. FRANK HOMES-U. of Wash. B.A., M.A. Head of Commercial Dept. Hobby: Gardening, Hunting, Fishing. BAILEY, RUTH ALMEDA-Oberlin College, A.B. English Dept. Advisor, Class of 1940. Hobby: Vagabonding. BARNES, LUCY ROWENA-U. of Washington. B.A. and M.A. English Dept. Hobby: Gardening. BENNETT, EDITH PAGE--U. of Illinois. B.A. Language Dept. Honor Society Advisor. Hobby: Gardening. BENSON. HARRY THOMAS-W. S. C. and U. of Washington. B.S. and M.A. Science Dept. Hobby: Golf, gardening. BISAZZA, CHARLOTTE-Pratt Institute. Art Dept. Advisor, Art Club, Director, Tolo Art Staff. Hobby: Post cards. BLACKNELL, LAWRENCE HERBERT-U. of Washington, B.M,, M.A. Music. Choir and Orchestra. Hobby: Music. CAUGHEY, LOIS E.-U. of Nebraska. B.A. Librarian. Hobby: Birds, stamps. CHAMBERS. LYDIA MAY-U. of Washington. A.B. Scieice Dept. Alumni Advisor. Hobby: Other people's hobbies. COPELAND, PAUL WORTHINGTON-Whitman. B.A. U. of W, M.A. History Dept. Tolo Annual. Adult recreation program, Golden jubilee Com.: Member. Stanford U. Soc. Sciences Investigation. Hobby: Sketching. stamps. CROSETTO. FRED DAVE-W. S. C. B.A. Industrial Arts. Hobby: Fishing. hunting, stone polishing. DAUGHERTY. ANNE MOTT-Michigan State Normal, U. of Washington. B.S. Science Dept. Hobby: Camping. DAVENPORT. NOAH CLEVELAND-U. of Washington. A.B. and M.A. Head of History Dept. Member. Stanford U. Soc. Sciences Investigation. Hobby: Farming, touring. DOHENY. HARRIET JOSEPHINE-U. of Wash. B.S. Head. Math. Dept. Advisor, Girls' Club. Hobby: Travel. DU VAL. MARGUERITE J.-U. of France. A.B. Foreign Language Dept. Advisor, French Club. Hobby: Gardening. EVATT. PHILLIP ORRIN-U. of Washington. B.S. Science Dept. Advisor, Aviation Club. Hobby: Gem collecting, FITZGERALD. HATTIE MAY-U. of W. B.S. and M.S. Science and History. Advisor, Stamp Club. Hobby: Stamps. FOWLER, LILLIAN CARRIE-U, of Washington. Gregg and Minnesota School of Business. Commercial Dept. Advisor, Class of 1943. Hobby: Knitting, cooking, reading. GORMAN. MOWBRAY MARGARET-Ferris Institute. Commercial Dept. Hobby: Upholstering. HALL, LOLA G,-U. of Washington. B.A. Commercial Dept. Hobby: Music. HANDY, ROBERT J.-U. of Minn.. Wis., Wash. B.A. English Dept. Advisor, Tolo Weekly. Hobby: T010 Weekly. 3 'V 4'5- wt ff FACULTY HOWES, HAROLD--Retired January. 1940. Industrial Arts Dept. HUNTER, ALICE LILA-U. of Washington. B.A. English Dept. HURLEY, JESSE RAYMOND--U, of Ill. A.B., A.M. English Dept. Advisor, Japanese Club. Hobby: Cooking. music. JACKSON, CLAUDE S.-Zanerian Art College. Commercial Dept. Treasurer of school. Hobby: Dog raising. JACKSON, GEORGE BROWN-Yale and Leander Clark Colleges. Head of Foreign Language Dept, Advisor, German Club and Auto registration and parking. Hobby: Eating Chinese food. JARDINE. NAN THOMPSON-U. of Wash. A.B. English Dept, Advisor, Make-up Corps. Hobby: Amateur movies. JOHNSON, MINNIE CARLOTTA-Knox College. B.A. Advisor, Thrift Club. Hobby: Gardening. JOHNSON, RALPH C.-U. of K.: U. of W. A.B. and M.A. History Dept. Advisor, World Affairs Club. Hobby: History. KARRER, FRANKLIN-State Teachers' College, U. of Washington, Columbia. New York. A.B., M.A. and M.Pd. Mathematics Dept. Advisor, Stamp Plan and Math Club. Hobby: Horticulture and lapidary. KASSEBAUM, EMMA-U. of Michigan, B.A. History Dept, Hobby: Enjoying Outdoor life. KIRK, DOUGLAS G.-U. of W. B.B.A. History Dept. Advisor, Intramural Athletics. Hobby: Sports and music. KNAPP, RALPH NEWELL-George Williams College. Health Dept. Boys' Club Advisor. Hobby: Drawing a garden. KUEBLER, HELEN-Carleton College. B.S. Math. Dept. Tech. Director of Dramatics. Hobby: Dramatics. KUEHN. HELMA ELIZABETH-U. of Wisconsin. A.B. Eiglish Dept. Advisor, Costume Comm. Hobby: Gardening. LAIZURE, GRANT A.-Ohio State U. B.S. and M.A. Head of Science Dept. Advisor, Tennis. Hobby: Tennis. LANMAN, HARVEY MILTON-Northwestern U. B.S. Hobby: Hunting, fishing. LENTZ, KATHERINE JANE-U. of Washington. B.A. and M.A. History Dept. Advisor. Probation students. LINDBERG, LYDIA-Carleton College. B.A. English Dept. Advisor, Tusitala Club. Hobby: Contract bridge. MCCARNEY, MARGARET-U. of Washington. B.A. and M.A. Advisor, Girls' Club. Hobby: Outdoor life. MCCLELLAND, VICTOR HERBERT-U. of Washington. B.M. Music Dept. Advisor, Band. Hobby: Amateur radio. MACDONALD, ARISTELLE-U. of Wash. A.B., M.A. English Dept. Advisor, Four-F. Club. Hobby: Badminton. MCGRATH, STELLA MARGARET-Gregg Normal School. Commercial Dept. Advisor, Social Service and Junior Class. Hobby: Golfing. MORRIS, MURIEL EVADNE-Whitman College, A.B. Historv Dent. S.A.C.T. Representative. Hobby: Music. MURRAY, MILDRED B.-U. of Washington. Co-Advisor, Quaker Maids. Advisor, Nutrition. Hobby: Outdoors. PERRY. JEANNETTE-Smith College, A.B. Foreign Language Dept. Advisor, Spanish Club. Hobby: Travel. PFAFF, EARL-Indiana and Harvard U. A.B. and A.M. Head of English Dept, Member of Stanford U. Language Arts Investigation. Hobby: Gardening. QUIGLEY, AGNES E.-U. of Wash. A.B. Foreign Lang.. and Eng. Dept. Co-Advisor, Span. Club. Hobby: Outdoors, REED, RALPH J.-U. of W. B.A. History Dept, Advisor, Lettermerfs Club. Hobby: Public school legislation. FACULTY REMLEY, AGNES-U. of Iowa. B.A. Mathematics Dept. Advisor, Sophomore Class. Hobby: Early American glass. RINEHART, GERTRUDE LOUISE--Columbia U. B.S. Head of Economics. Hobby: Walking, auto trips, gardening. SAALWAECHTER, LEONARD T.-U. of Illinois. B.S. Health Dept. Advisor, Track Club. Hobby: Athletics. SAMUELSON, BYRON A.-U. of Wash. A.B. and M.A. History Dept. Advisor, Debate Club. Coach, Debate. Member Stanford U. Soc. Sciences Investigation. SCHIRMER, CONRAD ALFRED-U. of North Dakota and Chicago. B.A., M.A. History Dept. Hobby: Reading. SCOTT, GEORGE OLIVER-U. of W. and London. B.S. Industrial Arts. Book Room. Hobby: Golf and stamps. SHAW, ANNA BELLE-U. of W. M.A. P. E. Dept. Advisor, Quaker Maids and Girls' Club. Hobby: Enjoying life. SHAW, GRETCHEN ADELLA-U. of Wash. B.A. Art Dept. Advisor of Service Dept.-exhibit case. Hobby: Knitting SHEAI-IAN, MYRTLE-U. of Washington. B.A. Commercial Dept. Hobby: Photography. STAEGER, DAVID ARTHUR-U. of Wash., A.B. and Normal. Com. Dept. Advisor, Anglers' Club. Hobby: Fishing. STRAIN, ISABEL-Reed College, B.A. English Dept. Advisor, Child Welfare. Hobby: Gardening. STRONG, LOUISE-Jordan, DePauw U. A.B. English Dept. Hobby: Vicarious traveling. VAN KLEECK, EDITH-U. of Michigan. English Dept. Ph.B. Hobby: Reading. WALKER, NORMAN EUGENE-U. of Washington. B.S. Boys' Counsellor. Advisor, Ski Club, Movie Club. Member Stanford U. Soc. Sciences Investigation. Hobby: Wood-carving, gardening. WALTERS, LELA HELEN-U. of Wash. B.A. Com. Dept. Co-Advisor, Social Welfare Comm. Hobby: Motor trips. WAMPLER, KIAH-U. of Purdue and Wash. B.S. Mathematics Dept. Advisor, Safety Patrol. Hobby: National Guard WARNER, GENEVIEVE-U. of Washington. B.S. Home Economics Dept. Hobby: Skiing and hiking. WILSON, LENA HELEN-U. of Washington. B.S. Health Dept. Hobby: Antiques. IKE, YURI-Assistant Office Secretary. Hobby: Knitting and reading. REID, FLORENCE MELBA-Head Office Secretary. Hobby: Stamp collecting and Fishing. ANSELM, ALVINA CORA-Cour d'Alene College and Lewiston State Normal. Study A. Hobby: Oil painting. BUSHNELL, ELEANOR-U. of Washington. A.B. In charge of Study B. Hobby: Tennis. HOSKINGS, GWENDOLYN-Assistant Librarian. Hobby: Scrap books. BEACH, WALTER-Custodian. Hobby: Gardening. ADMINISTRATION IN FRIENDLY APPRECIATION of the devoted corps of men and women who are vitally inter- ested in your having an education according to the best American tradition, may we introduce to you- WORTH MCCLURE-Superintendent. SAMUEL E. FLEMING-Assistant Superintend- ent. In charge of High Schools. W. VIRGIL SMITH-Assistant Superintendent. In charge of Instruction and Curriculum Re- search. A. C. PELTON-Director of Physical Education. In charge of high school athletics. CLARA P. RELYNOLDS-Director: Fine and In- dustrial Arts. MAUD V. ELMER-Supervisor: Fine and Indus- trial Arts. DR. DONALD NYLEN-Supervisor of Guidance. UN BEING AN AIUMNUS I WAS VISITING with a member of the Franklin faculty not very long ago. The name of one grad- uate after another was recalled. Some had gradu- ated twenty years ago, others ten and still others less. What is he doing? When did you last hear about her? What is the news from this one and that one? And so the evening wore along with all the interest of a succession of adventure tales. Some of the news was greeted with exclamations of pride, some with expressions of disappoint- ment. He should have done better than that, Good for her, He has exceeded my expecta- tions were typical appraisals. ADMINISTRATIUN And so whenever teachers meet to reminisce, whenever alumni gather to relive their school days and revive old friendships, the real acid test of high school values is applied when one inquires of the other, What is he doing? What is she doing? While in school the criterion seems to be marks and credits. As the years roll along these are for- gotten. In their places loom measures of perform- ance in the larger school of life. Sometimes these ultimate purposes may be hid- den in the detail of subject matter. The school may be at fault in not making them unmistakably patent. Through composition, should run the thread of practical utility in the endless activities involving use of the mother tongue in speech or in writing. The manner of expression of Franklin alumni is the yardstick by which the English department is measured. How about citizenship? Has a study of history, civics, and economics yielded favorable results? Have high standards of school citizenship and school loyalty produced high standards of state citizenship and state loyalty? These, after all, are the measures of success which social studies teachers and advisers covet. How do alumni accept their obligations and privileges as homemakers? Do they succeed in Finding a vocation in which they may continu- ously progress? Do they cultivate the sciences and arts as reservoirs of intriguing diversions? Are they good neighbors? The Franklin High School trademark has been worn honorably by many generations of Franklin graduates. It is a challenge to the class of 1940. SAMUEL E. FLEMING. E Y ff' 5.5 sa x.,9'eJ.s'1F2, . 6. U S' -w Y -5 'Of 4' tl I if saggy Mgim? Relicturi Salutamusf In retrospect we see ourselves as energetic Freshmen, determined to make the other classes take notice of the class of 1940. We moved on, the next year, to more ambitious undertakings. We bought ourselves class letters, beautifully designed in green and black. We continued the dancing lessons begun the year before, and what dancers we did become! We also demonstrated our dramatic talents by giving a Sophomore play. Eventually we became juniors and began hobnobbing with the worthy Seniors. We gave two matinee dances in their honor, and in every way assumed the dignity of upperclassmen. Three one-act plays, produced during the year, added more glory to the achievements of our class. Now, as Seniors about to undertake new tasks and to assume new responsi- bilities-some thrilling, and all successful, we hope-our officers, Hugo Seren, Jeanie Balser, jack Greenewald, Harold Lipetz and Marjorie Hasselberg, again salute and bid Godspeed to You who fill the places we once filled, And follow in the furrow that we til1ed. CLASS OF 1940. President, HUGO SEREN Vice-President, JEANNE BALSER Secretary, JACK GREENWALD Treasurer, HAROLD LIPETZ Associate Secretary, MARJORIE HASSELBERG 3 , - we 1- V: p A ' N SENIURS ACCETTURO, EDYTH-Hobby, Dancing. A Cappella Choir: Ushers, Thrift, Commercial Clubs. ALIA, CELIA-Hobby. Dancing. Spanish Club: Guidance Department Worker. ALLAN, FLORENCE JEAN-Hobby, Sewing. Spanish Club. ALLAN, WILLIAM-Lettermen's Club: Track Club: Track Team. ALMQUIST. ROBERTA-Hobby, Sewing. Ushers and Doormen: Soph. and Junior Roll Rep.: Girls' Club. ANDERSON, LEROY--Hobby, Hunting. Freshman Football: Intramural Volleyball. ANGEL, DON-Hobby. Fishing. Service 8: Anglers' Club: Intramural Sports: Sen, Orchestra: Honor Society. ANGLE. PETE-Hobby, Stamp Collecting. President, Thrift Club: Honor Society. ANSTETH, WARREN-Hobby, Golf. Intramural Basketball. Baseball, Golf. ANTENUCCI, JOHN-Hobby. Sports. Intramural Volleyball, Football, Baseball: Freshman Football. BABICH, AGNES-Hobby. Dancing. Entered from West Seattle High School. BAKER, BETTY-Hobby, Collecting Rocks. Violin Trio: Sen. Orchestra: Sen. Honor Soc.: Spanish Club. BALDWIN, BARBARA-Hobby, Roller Skating. Ushers and Doormen: P. T. A. Committee. BALSER. JEANIE-Hobby, Skiing. Vice-President, Senior Class: President, junior Class: Quaker Maids, BARNARD, MARY-Hobby, Skiing. Managing Editor, Tolo Annual: '39 Tolo Annual: Honor Society. BAUGHMAN, JIM-Hobby, Fishing. Anglers' Club: Football. BAUMGART, HAROLD-Hobby, Wood Turning. First Team Track: Lettermen's 8: Track Clubs: Intra. Sports. BECK, FRANKLIN-Hobby, Dancing. Junior Roll Representative: Chess Team. BEDINGER, LANIER-Hobby, Collections. Honor Society: Intramural Volleyball, Football, Tennis. BENNER, MYRA-Hobby, Music. Guidance Plays: Junior Play: One Act Play Company: French Club. BENNETT. DOROTHY-Hobby, Photography. Quaker Maids: Foto Club: Ski Club: Girls' Club Orchestra. BIANCHI, GEORGE-Hobby, Roller Skating. Honor Society: Stage Corps: Freshman Football. BISHOP, BETTY-Hobby, Sports. French Club: Ski Club: A Cappella Choir. BJORDAL, DEL-Hobby, Sports. Intramural Sports: Sophomore Basketball. BLACKMER, ROY-Hobby, Hiking. Honor Society: Golf Team. BLUFF, ROSE-Hobby. Sports. Honor Society: Quaker Maids: Girls' Roll Representative: Spanish Club. BORLEY, JUNE-Hobby, Skiing. Roll Rep.: Mother-Daughter Banquet Committee: French, Commercial Clubs. BORRACCHINI. DINO-Hobby, Aviation. SENIURS ,ffa Q--r iw? BOYDSTON, BRUCE-Hobby, Photography. Tolo Weekly: Movie Club: Spanish Club: Football Manager. BRANDALISE, JOE-Hobby, Hunting. BRAZEE, DOROTHY-Hobby, Athletics. Corres. Secretary, Girls' Club: Girls' Athletics. BRENNER, MAXINE-Hobby, Skiing. French Club: Girls' Club Committee Chairman: One Act Play Co. BROOKS, CAMPBELL-Hobby, Skiing. Ski Club: Anglers' Club: Track. BROWN, MALCOLM-Hobby, Athletics. Roll Representative: Stamp Club: World Affairs Club. BROWNE, JIM-Hobby, Magic. Debate: Track, BURGOINE, BOB-Hobby, Collecting Snapshots. Hi-Y: First Team Football: Lettermen's Club. CAREY, LEONARD-Hobby, Skiing. Honor Soc.: Student Council: Tolo Weekly: Ski Club: Quill and Scroll. CARR, MARILYN-Hobby, Art. Transferred from Garfild, '39: French, Art, Costume Designing Clubs. CASE, VERNE--Hobby. Machinery. CHANEY, CHARLOTTE-Hobby, Roller Skating. Secretary, Roller Skating Club. CHOW, BEVERLY-Hobby, Reading. Quaker Maids: Honor Society: Girls' Club Roll Representative. CHRISTENSON, DOUGLAS--Hobby, Guitar. Debate: Aviation, Anglers' Clubs: Football: Track. COLE, JOHANNA-Hobby, Ballet Dancing. Commercial Club: Operetta, '39: Chairman, Secretarial Com. COLOGROSSI, LEONARD-Hobby, Ballroom Dancing. Honor Society: Intramural Sports. CONNER, CHARLIE-Hobby, Horseback Riding. Thrift Club: Debate Club. COOK, BEN-Hobby, Sports. Hi-Y: Freshman Basketball Team: Second Team Basketball: Intramural Sports COOPER. MILTON-Hobby, Sports. Intramural Sports: Color Guard: Vice-President, Service Club. COUGHLIN, IMOGENE-Hobby, Sports. Honor Soc.: Sen. Orch.: Stamp. Cost. Clubs: Chm. Girls' Club Comm COYNE, DORIS- Hobby, Decorating. Banking and Stamp Plan: Secretarial Committee: Commercial Club. CUNNINGHAM, JEAN-Hobby, Horseback Riding. Entered Franklin from Garfield: Ski Club: Spanish Club. CURRULIA, PALMA-Hobby. Collecting Tax Tokens. Honor Soc.: Big Cousins' Com.: Commercial Club. DAVIS, DOROTHY-Hobby, Sports, Girls' Sports: Quaker Maids. DAVIS, ,IEANIE-Hobby, Skiing. Pres., Girls' Club: Tolo Weekly: Honor Soc.: Sec., Soph. Class: Ski Team. DeBON. GEORGE-Hobby. Bookkeeping. Honor Sociey: French Club: Ass. School Treas.: Intra. Sports. DeBORTOLE, LOUIE-Hobby, Athletics. First Team Basketball: Intramural Sports. DeCOOK, KATHERINE-Hobby, Massaging. SENIURS DeLORENZO, HAZEL-Hobby, Dancing. Commercial Club: Roll Representative: '9 Carnival. DESCHENES, CHAUNCY-Hobby, Boat Building. Roller Skating Club: Anglers' Club: Service Club. DeVOSS, BILL-Hobby, Model Airplanes. DIVELEY, RAY-Hobby, Music. Tolo Weekly: Senior Play: French Club: Honor Society: Sen, Orchestra. DONALDSON, DOROTHY-Hobby, Roller Skating. Soph. Hon. Soc.: Tolo Wkly.: Girl R.: Tus.: Girls' Club DOOR, VIOLET-Hobby, Sports. Tolo Weekly: Quaker Maids: Chairman, Wardrobe Committee. DORNING, GIL-I-lobby, Music. Stage Manager: Tolo Weekly: Service Club: Stage Force: Band. DOYLE, HELEN-Hobby, Sports. German, World Affairs, Thrift Clubs: Chairman, Costume Committee. DRUMMOND, JOAN-Hobby, Drawing. Tolo Weekly: junior Play: Honor Society: Quill 8: Scroll. DUMAR, BILL-Hobby, Stamps. Aviation Club: Roll Representative. DUNCAN, DICK-Debate Club. DUNCAN, GEORGE-Hobby, Swimming. Yell Team: Spanish Club: Intramural Sports. EASTBURN, RUTH-Hobby, Ice Skating. Tolo Weekly: Chr. Girls' Club: Hon. Soc.: Spanish, Make-up Clubs ECHIGOSHIMA, RAY-Hobby, Photography. Freshman Football: Tutoring. ENG, LINCOLN-Hobby, Photography. Intramural Sports: Pagoda Club: Senior Roll Representative. ENGHOLM, SHIRLEY-Hobby, Skiing. French Club: Honor Society: Thrift, Tusitala and Ski Clubs. ERGESON, ORVILLE-Hobby, Outdoor Sports. FARNAN, EDNA-Hobby, Ice Skating. Vodvil, '38: Tusitala Club: Stage Make-up Corps: Commercial Club. FINLEY, ROBERTA-Hobby, Skiing. Girls' Club Chr.: Quill 8: Scroll: French and Ski Clubs. FISHER, SIDNEY-Hobby, Model Boats. Freshman Football. FLATEBO, MARIAN-Hobby, Music. Tusitala and Art Clubs. FLEMING, ANN-Hobby, Badminton. Treasurer, Girls' Club: Ski and French Clubs: Honor Society. FORD, LILLIAN-Hobby, Table Tennis. Spanish Club Pres.: Tolo Weekly: Quaker Maids: Honor Society. FRANDSEN, KEN-Hobby, Swimming. First Team Basketball: Intramural Sports: Captain, Swimming Team FREDRICK, BOB-Hobby, Fishing, Editor, '40 Annual:1st Tm. Ftbl.: Ofcr., Soph 8: Jr. Classes: Stud. Council FULTON, FRANCES-Hobby, Skiing. Commercial 81 Thrift Clubs: Librarian: Social Welfare Representative. FUJIOKA, MARIKO-Hobby, Music. Honor Soc.: Span. 8z Jap. Clubs: Quaker Maids: Chr., Scholarship Com GAMBLE, KATHRYN-Hobby, Bicycling. '39 Sen. Play: '39 Operetta: Span. Club: Girls' Club 8: St. Plan Rep SENIURS GAMMELL, DON-Hobby, Music. Art and Stamp Clubs: Band. GATZKA, JOE-Hobby, Music. Frosh Football: A Cappella Choir: Operetta: '38 Stamp Club: Lunchroom. GIBSON, ETHEL-Hobby, Dancing. Chr.. Alumni Com.: P.T.A. Com.: Tolo Wkly.: French Club: Honor Soc GILL, SHIRLEY-Hobby, Costume Design. Chr., Soc. Wel. Com.: One Act Play: Prog. Chr.: Ofr., Span. Club GIRALMO, NICK--Hobby, Sports. Frosh Baseball: Intramural Sports: Sophomore Basketball. GLENN, MELL-Hobby, Hiking. Tolo Weekly: Make-up 81 Wardrobe Corps: Commercial and German Clubs. GORMAN, VERNA-Hobby, Writing. junior Play: Honor Society: German Club: Tolo Weekly: Carnival '39 GOULD. ALVIN-Band: Cap., School Patrol: Junior Play: Honor Society: Improvement Committee. GOURLEY. RAY-AHobby, Swimming. Freshman Football and Track: Treasurer. Sophomore Class. GRAF, BOB-Hobby, Sports. Hi-Y: First Team Football: Lettermen's Club. GRAY, BILL-Vice-President, Freshman Class: Honor Society. GRAY. EDITH-Hobby, Music. Junior, Girls' Club, and Stamp Plan Representative: Commercial Club, GRECO, NICK-Hobby, Photography. Frosh Football: Lettermen's Club: Hi-Y: First Team Football and Golf GREENWALD. JACK-Hobby, Skiing. Track Letterman: Tolo Wkly.: Sec., Sen. Class: Ski and Stamp Clubs GRIFFIN, JANET-Hobby, Skiing. Tolo Weekly: Tolo Annual: Chr., Charm Com.: Hon. Soc.: Fr. 8: Ski Clubs GUSTAVSON, HAZEL-Hobby, Athletics. Chr. of Chairmen, Girls' Club: Roll and Stamp Plan Representative HANDA. ROBERT-Hobby, Photography. French, Japanese and Foto Clubs. I-IANSEN, ELMER-Hobby. Radio, Honor Society: Radio Club. HARMON, GENEVIEVE--Hobby. Drill Teams. Vodvil: Make-up Corps: Girls' Club Floral Committee. HARRINGTON, JACK-Hobby, Fishing. Entered Franklin '39, HARTFIELD, HELEN-Hobby, Roller Skating. Library Rep.: Chr., Membership Com.: Roller Skating Club. HASSELBERG, MARJORIE-Hobby, Ice Skating. Ofr., Sen. Class: Hon. Soc.: One Act Play: Guidance Plays HAYASAKA, MITSU-Hobby. Ice Skating. Honor Society: Quaker Maids: Japanese and Commercial Clubs. HAYNES, MARGARET-Hobby, Ice Skating. Honor Soc.: Make-up Corps: Wardrobe Com.: Soc. Welfare Rep HEATH. WESLEY-Hobby, Airplanes. Entered Franklin '39 from Treece High School, Treece, Kansas. HEIDEN. ART-Hobby. Football. HENDRICKSEN, MADELINE-Hobby, Skating. Spanish and Skating Clubs. HIDAKA, FRANK-Hobby, Photography. Tolo Annual: Pres., japanese Club: Glee, French and Foto Clubs. SENIURS HIDAKA, ROSEMARY-Hobby, Nursing. Jr. Roll and Stamp Plan Rep.: Japanese Club: Jap. Girl Reserves. HIRAYAMA, NOBUO-Hobby, Sports. Freshman Football: Intramural Sports: Japanese Club. HODGIN, HARVEY-Hobby, Skiing. Lettermen's Club: Track: Freshman Class Ofhcer. HOFFMAN, BARBARA-Hobby, Handicraft. One Act Play: '39 Vodvil: '39 Operetta: Ski Club. HORSLEY, BILL-Hobby, Sculpturing. Pres., Boys' Club: First Team Football: Track: Hi-Y: Dramatics. HUMES, BETTI-Hobby, Skating. Ushers and Doormen: Tusitala Club: Commercial Club. HUTSELL, JOHN-Hobby, Fishing. Vice-President, Anglers' Club: Honor Society: Intramural Sports. ICHIHARA, LILLIAN--Hobby, Dancing. Thrift Club: Japanese Club: Tutoring. IKEDA, CHIZUKO-Hobby, Ice Skating. Tolo Weekly: Girls' Club Committee Chairman. ISHAM, PAUL-Hobby. Collecting Letters. Entered from Lincoln High School. IWASKI. SAKO-Hobby, Collecting Sport Clippings. Honor Society: Secretary, Quaker Maids: Japanese Club. JACOBSEN, JAMES-Hobby, Skiing. Tolo Weekly: Ski Team: First Team Track: Lettermen's Club. JENSEN, MILDRED-Hobby, Keeping a Baseball Scrapbook. Tusitala, Hon. Soc.: Q. Maids: Girls' Sports. JOHNSON. HELEN-Hobby, Badminton. Mother-Daugter Ban.: Stamp Plan: Soc. Serv.: Thrift and Fr. Clubs. JOHNSON, LORRAINE-Ushers and Doormen: Spanish Club: Junior Roll Representative: Tutor. JOHNSON, MARGIE-Hobby, Skiing. Movie, Ski and French Clubs: Big Cousin and Vocational Committees. JOHNSON. VIOLA-Sen, Play Rehearsal Director: Tolo Wkly.: French Club: Alumni and Restroom Coms. KELLY, PATRICIA--Hobby, Music. A Cappella Choir: Circus Sextette. KENDALL, JACQUELINE-Hobby, Dancing. Frosh Athletics: Stamp, Banking Clerks: Girls' Club Roll Rep, KENKMAN, CHARLES-Hobby, Diving with Helmets. Spanish and Ski Clubs. KING, CLARA-Hobby, Sewing. Honor Society: Tusitala Club: Pagoda Club. KIPPEN, ELEANOR-Hobby, Skiing. Senior Play: Vodvil: Girls' Club Chairman: French and Ski Clubs. KIRBY, CAROLYN-Hobby, Costume Designing. French Club: Ushers and Doormen. KLOS, JOYCE-Hobby, Roller Skating. Roller Skating Club. KOSKO, BERNICE-Hobby. Sewing. Entered Franklin '39, KURAHARA, SHIZUKA-Hobby, Sewing. Circus: Tea Garden: Japanese Club. LAATZ, ALICE-Hobby, Cooking. Girls' Club and Stamp Plan Rep.: Soc. Welfare Committee: German Club. LAMKEN, CECIL-Hobby, Basketball. Intramural Basketball: Freshman Football. SENIURS LAMKEN, GERALD-Hobby, Radio. Intramural Sports: Roll Room Basketball. LARSEN, FLOYD-Secretary, Service Club: Stamp Plan OHice. LARSEN, JOANNA-Hobby, Hiking. Soph. Honor Soc.: Junior Play: Circus, '39: Stamp Plan Rep. LAWRIE, JACK-Hobby, Swimming. Intramural Sports: Roll Room Basketball. LE BLANC, JUANITA-Hobby, Composing Music. Sextette: A Cappella Choir: Girls' Athletics. LEE, BERYL-Hobby, Singing. Honor Soc.: Senior Play: '39 Vodvil: '38, '39 Operetta: A Cappella Choir, LEE, JULIA-Hobby, Sports. Pres., Quaker Maids: Guidance OFEce: Honor Society. LEIN, ARNE-Hobby, Singing. A Cappella Choir: Lead. '38 Operetta: '39 Carnival. LEMBO, JOE-Hobby, Skating. Intramural Sports: Roll Room Basketball. LERCHENMUELLER, WERNER-Hobby, Photography. Honor Soc.: Manager, Intra. Basketball: Ski Club. LEW, JEAN-Pagoda Club: Honor Society: Sophomore Representative. LEW, MAY-Pagoda Club: Honor Society: Circus Players. LINARELLI, ANITA-Hobby, Dancing. Commercial Club: Wardrobe Committee: Ushers and Doormen. LINARELLI, DOMINIC-Hobby, Skating. Intramural Sports. LINDBERG, BARBARA-Hobby, Ice Skating. Honor Soc.: Spanish Club: Sen. Orch.: Tolo Wkly.: Sen. Play. LINSE, LAVONNE-Hobby, Chemistry. Band: Operetta, '39: Sen. Play: A Cappella Choir: Band Con. Master LOBSIGER, VIVIAN-Hobby, Ice Skating, Honor Society: Commercial Club: Chairman, Health Committee. LOCKE, LOUISE-Hobby, Roller Skating. Chairman, Health Committee: Honor Society: Commercial Club. LOUVIER, JAMES-Hobby, Stamps. Band: Tolo Weekly: Intramural Football. LUX, BARBARA-Hobby, Costume Designing. Recording Sec., Girls' Clb: Hon. Soc.: jr. Class Play: Fr. Club LYON, DELORES-Hobby. Horses, Tusitala Club: Athletics: Student Sponsor Committee. MANN, GERTRUDE-Hobby, Skating. Stamp Plan: Senior and Girls' Club Rep.: Custodian's Assistant. MAR, MARY-Hobby. Athletics. Senior Sister: Quaker Maids: Tutor: Honor Society: Athletics. MASUHARA, KINIKO-Hobby, Ice Skating. Honor Society: Japanese Club: Girl Reserves. MATSUMURA, GEORGE-Hobby, Athletics. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Softball: Japanese Club. MATSUOKA, MARI-Hobby, Sewing. Spanish Club: Japanese Club: Honor Society. MAXIM, BOBBY-Hobby, Roller Skating. Quaker Maids: Commercial Club: Athletics: Tutor. MAYEDA, AMY-Hobby, Skating. Honor Society: japanese, Spanish Clubs. SENIURS McCONAHEY, BETTY-Hobby, Skiing. Call Girl, Senior Play: Make-up: Ski and French Clubs. MCINTYRE, MARYJEAN-Hobby. Ice Skating. Honor Soc.: Soc. Wel. Rep.: Stud. Spon. Com.: German Club. MECARTEA, RICHARD-Hobby, Roller Skating. MELLOR, ELIZABETH-Hobby, Roller Skating. Make-up: World Affairs, Guidance Com.: Girl Reserves. MERCIER, FRED-Hobby, Fishing. Anglers' Club: Service, German Clubs: Roll Representative. MIHARA. HANA-One Act Play: japanese, French and Thrift Clubs: Girl Reserves: Honor Society. MILLER, RUTH-Hobby. Accordion. German, Commercial Clubs: Q. Maids: Standards Com.: Girls' Club. LIPETZ, HAROLD-Hobby, Horseback Riding. Sen. Class Ofhcer: Honor Soc.: Boys' Council: Dramatics. MINER, JACK-Hobby, Automobiles. Honor Society: Freshman, Second Team Basketball. MIZUKI, HAJIUE-Hobby, Photography. Honor Soc.: Baseball Mgr.: Intra. Basketball: Math. and Jap. Clubs. MUGFORD, RALPH-Hobby, Skiing. Stamp Plan: Boys' Club Representative: Ski Club. MUNGER, GORDON-Hobby, Drawing. Service Club: Tolo Weekly: Ski Club: World Affairs Club. MURRAY, FRANK-Hobby, -living. Treasurer, Band: Track Club: First Team Track. MYHRWELL, VIRGINIA-Hobby, Skating, Commercial Club. World AFfairs Club. NAKAMURA, MASAJI-Hobby, Photography. NAPOLI, CARMELA-Hobby, Piano. French and Com. Clubs: Honor Soc.: Library and Stamp Plan Rep. NASH, ROWLAND-Hobby, Collecting Stamps. Service Club. NEWTON. MARGARET-Hobby, Roller Skating. Keeper of the Keys: Stamp Representative. NISHIMOTO, HARUKO-Hobby, Sports. Japanese Club. NONTELL, KATHLEEN-Hobby, Collecting Pictures. French, Commercial and Tusitala Clubs. NORMAN, BETTY ANNE-Hobby, Collecting Pictures. Make-up Mistress: Girls' Club Committee Chaimian. NORMAN, BETTY RAE-Hobby, Skiing. Vice-Pres., Girls' Club: Ski Team: Inter-High School Council, OBERTO, JOHN-Hobby, Model Building. Spanish, Aviation and Commercial Clubs: Intramural Basketball. OHMAN, MARGARET-Hobby, Ice Skating. Honor Soc.: Debate, Tusitala, French, and World Affairs Clubs. OKABE, AMY-Hobby. Ice Skating. Japanese, French, and Thrift Clubs: Tolo Wklyg Girl Res.: Honor Soc. OSTER, MARY-Hobby, Roller Skating. Library Staff: Commercial Club. OUCHI. MARGARET-Hobby, Corresponding. Q. Maids: Jap. Club: Friendship and Decoration Committees. PACQUER, BOB-Hobby, Music. Honor Society: Pres., Band: Thrift Club: Track:'Senior Orchestra. SENIURS or PALM. JIM-Hobby, Skiing. Lead. '39 Senior Play: Honor Society: President, Anglers' Club. PANG, JEANNYE-Hobby, Collecting Pictures. Pagoda Club. PARGETER, PEGGY-Hobby. Swimming. Ushers and Doormen: '38 Operetta: Choir: Junior Orchestra. PASTELL, DANIEL-Hobby, Radio and Chemistry. Track, German and Radio Clubs: Honor Society. PEABODY, DELBERT-Hobby, Nick Nacks. Yell Team. PERRY, BOB-Hobby, Skiing. Ski Team: Spanish and Math. Clubs: Boys' Council: Honor Soc.: Hi-Y. PETERSON, PHYLIS-Hobby, Ice Skating. French Club: junior Class, Stamp Plan Rep. PFENNING, MAXINE-Hobby, Skiing. Honor Society: Quaker Maids: Ski Club. PFLUEGER, PAUL-Hobby. Model Boats. Stamp Club: Intramural Sports. Hobby, Pipe Organ. Lead. '37, '38, '39 Operettas at Omara, Nebraska: Honor Society. Skiing. Band: Operetta '37: Debate: French Club: Honor Society: Golf Team. PHILLIPS, DONNA- PIKE, BOB-Hobby. PLUMER, ESTHER-Hobby, Postcards: Riding. POLIS, ANGELINE-Hobby, Foreign Corresponding. Tusitala Club: Girls' Club Roll Rep.: Big Cousin. POLIS, HELEN-Hobby. Ping-Pong. President, Tusitala Club: Stage Make-up Corps. POLLARD. JEAN-Hobby. Photography. Honor Society: Ski Club: One Act Play: Thrift Club. POND, ALICE-Hobby, Photography. Spanish, Debate and Glee Clubs. POWELL, ROBERT-Hobby, Skiing. Glee Club: Ski Club: Intramural Sports. PURKEYPILE, NORMA-Hobby. Skating. RADENBAUGH, PATRICIA-Hobby. Collecting Popular Songs. French Club. RADWILL, WANDA-Hobby, Souvenirs. Commercial Club: Tusitala Club: Roll Representative. RAYMOND, DICK-Hobby, Stamps. '38 Operetta: Junior Choir: A Cappella Choir. REHM, RICHARDSON-Hobby. Stamps. Stamp Club: Junior Roll Rep.: Stage Electrician: Spanish Club. REID, BETTY-Hobby, Ice Skating. Honor Soc.: Make-up: Tusitala, French and Commercial Clubs. REX. MARGARET-Hobby, Dancing. Ushers and Doormen: Commercial Club: Quaker Maids: Girl Reserves RICCI. ANN-Hobby. Music. Honor Society: Tolo Weekly: Senior Play: Quaker Maids. RICE, MARY--Hobby, Music. Quaker Maids: Honor Society: Girls' Club Committee Chairman. RICHARDSON, EDITH-Hobby, Dancing. '39 Senior Play: '38, 39 Vodvil: One Act Play: French Club. RIDEOUT. HAMILTON-Hobby, Trap Drums. Officer. Frosh 8r jr. Classes: Band: Hi-Y: V.-P., Boys' Club. Ne SENIURS RIEDEL, LORRAINE-Hobby, Skating, Tusitala Club: Girls' Turnout. ROGERS. BOB-Hobby, Photography. President, Foto Club: Tolo Annual: German Club. ROGERS, SHIRLEY-Hobby. Singing. '37, '38 Vodvil: '38. '39 Operettas: A Cappella Choir: Girl Reserves. ROGERS, VIRGINIA-Hobby, Stamps. A Cappella Choir: '38 Vodvil: '38 Operetta: Stamp Club. ROMANO, TERESA-Honor Society: Thrift Club: French and Commercial Clubs: Stamp Plan Rep. ROSS, ALVIN-Hobby, Stamps. Spanish and Chess Clubs: Intramural Table Tennis: Roll Representative. ROSS, WALTER-Hobby. Fishing. Varsity Track: Freshman Football: Anglers' Club: Soccer Team. ROUNDS, AUDREY-Hobby, Costume Designing. Girls' Club: Soc. Welfare Committee: Commercial Club. RUMSEY, HAZEL-Hobby, Roller Skating. Commercial Club: Chairman, Greenbook Committee. SAKAI, JEAN-Hobby, Skating. French Club: Quaker Maids: japanese Club: Athletic Turnout. SAKUMA, HARUYE-Hobby, Collecting Pictures. Corresponding Secretary, Girl Reserves: Japanese Club. SCHULTZ, BETTY-Hobby, Art. Commercial Club. SCI-IULTZ, VERNA-Hobby, Sewing. Stamp Club: Stamp Representative: Commercial Club. SCHUMACHER, BILL-Hobby, Photography. Band: Hon. Soc.: A Cap. Ch.: Oper.: Tolo Wk: St. 81 Ger. Clubs. SELLES, ROBERT-Hobby, Fishing. Spanish Club: Baseball. SEREN, HUGO-Hobby, Skiing. Pres., Senior Class: Tolo Annual: Honor Society: Basketball. SEREZAWA, ROSE-Hobby, Sports. japanese Club: Girls' Sports: Quaker Maids. SHABRO, RAY-Hobby, Reading. Commercial Club: Intramural Athletics. SHAY, GLORIA-Hobby, Stamps. Quaker Maids: One Act Play: Honor Society: Foto and French Clubs. SHETTLE. BUD-Hobby, Sports. Second Team Basketball. SIEM. TED-Hobby. Sports. Freshman and Sophomore Basketball: Hi-Y: Intramural Basketball. SIMONE, TERESA-Hobby, Singing. Make-up: Commercial and Tusitala Clubs: Class Representative. SINGLETON, IRENE-Hobby, Sports. Commercial Club: Athletics. SINNING, MEREDITH-Hobby, Skiing. Entered from Queen Anne H. S.: worked in Office: worked in Gym. SIZEMORE, TED-Hobby, Art. Pres., Stud. Council: Sec., Boys' Club: Honor Soc.: Apparatus Club. SMILEY, GWEN-Hobby, Ice Skating. Girls' Club Roll Rep.: Costume Committee: Girls' Club Com. SMITH, BETTY-Hobby, Dancing. Quaker Maids: Thrift Club: Big Cousin Chairman. SMITH, CHAPIN-Hobby. Chemistry. Honor Society: Pres., Stamp Club: Officer in Band and Math. Clubs. v A. SENIURS 2' it . - ..,:.... SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH . JOE-Hobby, Model Aircraft, Vice-President. Service Club. SOMMERLAD, BETTY LOUISE-Hobby, Sewing. Tolo W.: Girl Res.: Hon, Soc.: Thrift. Make-up, Ski SMITH, . ELLEN-Hobby. Stamp Collecting. Athletic Turnout: Quaker Maids: Commercial Club. CHARLES-Hobby, Stamps. Stamp Club: Art Club: Intramural Basketball: Ushers and Doormen. HAROLD-Hobby. Skiing. Lettermen's. Track Clubs: Hi-Y. HAROLD I.-Hobby. Seamanship. Senior Play Committee: Football: worked in Stamp Office. Clubs SPRING, LLOYD-Hobby. Stamps and Coins. Anglers' Club: Table Tennis: Sons' and Daughters' Club. SPRINGER, KENYON-Hobby, Photography. Foto Club: Secretary to Mr. Phatif. STAMEY, SHIRLEY-Hobby, Dancing. Commercial Club: Spanish Club: Health Committee. STEFANO. RALPH-Hobby, Aviation. Football: Track: Hi-Y: Treasurer, Aviation Club. STEVENS, CONNIE-Hobby. Dancing, Girls' Trio: Choir and Opr.: '38, '39 Vodvils: Sons' and D. Club. STINNETT. GERALDINE-Hobby. Sports, Honor Soc.: Q. Maids: Ushers and D.: Girl Res.: Gym Work. STROUD. DAVID-Hobby, Horticulture. Honor Society. SUNGREEN. CHARLES-Hobby. Magic. Band: German Club: Senior Orchestra. SVENNING. ARVILLE-Hobby, Photography, Band: Efhciency Manager. Band. SWENSON, MARTHA-Hobby. Newspaper Columnist.Tolo Wk.: Q. Maids: Foto, Tusitala 8: World A. Clubs TANG. TOMMY-Hobby, Stamps. Senior Choir: attended Middle School of Canton. China. TASHIRO, FRANK-Hobby, Doing Things. Mathematics Club. TOMLINSON, BETTY-Hobby, Reading. TREGIDGA, RUTH-Hobby. Music. Senior Orchestra: Symphonic Choir: French Club: Tusitala Club. ULLMAN. GLADYS-Hobby. Singing, Honor Soc.: A Cap. Ch.: U. and D.: Sextette: Thrift Club. UMINO, ICHIRO-Hobby. Aviation. Aviation Club: Mathematics Club. UNDERWOOD, BEVERLY-Hobby. Dancing. Child Welfare Com.: Vodvil, '36. VICTOR, BARBARA-Hobby, Flowers. WACKER. WILLIAM-Hobby, Model Airplanes. Treas., Boys' Club: Sen. Play: Span. Club: Ath. Mgr. WALES, DENNIS-Hobby, Playing the Piano. Intra. Basketball: Glee Club: Symphonic Choir. WALKER, LOIS-Make-up Committee: Spanish Club. WALLACE, BETTY-Hobby, Athletics. Honor Soc.: Q. Maids: Girl Res.: Ushers and Doormen. suunns WALLICK, LUELLA-Hobby, Swimming. Spanish Club. WARNER, BOB-Hobby, Hunting. President, Vice-President, Foto Club. WASNER, JAMES-Hobby, Art Work. Tolo Wkly. '39: Debate, Math. and Stamp Clubs: Tolo Annual. WATSON, ROWLAND-Hobby, Fishing. Hi-Y: Anglers' Club: Hon. Soc.: Quill 8: Scr.: First Team Baseball. WETTLAND, ROY-Hobby, Athletics. Intramural Basketball, Softball, Soccer and Baseball. WHALEN, BETTY-Hobby, Swimming. Roll Representative: Commercial Club: Freshman Athletics. WHITELEY, VIRGINIA-Hobby, Music. Hon. Soc.: Senior Orchestra: attended Bellevue High School. WHITNEY. DOROTHY-Hobby. Collecting Perfume Bottles. Q. Maids: Hon. Soc.: Symphonic Choir. WILDERMUTH, PHYLLIS-Hobby, Accordian. Quaker Maids: Gym Clerk: Girls' Club Committee. WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA-Hobby, Athletics. Quaker Maids: Four F Girls: Athletics. WILSON, DONA-Hobby, Photography. Social Welfare: Roll Representative: Spanish and Movie Clubs. WILSON, ETHEL-Hobby, Souvenirs. Commercial Club: Freshmen Athletics. WILSON, VENIDA-Hobby, Skating. Rhythm Rollers: Roll Checker. WINTERMUTE, NORMAN-Hobby, Athletics. Stamp Club. WINTHER, ARDIS-Hobby, Sailing. French and Ski Clubs: Girls' Club Com.: Roll Room. Rep. WITHROW, JACK-Hobby, Fishing. Anglers' Club. WOOD, SAM-Hobby, Music. Band: Six Man Football: Intramural Athletics. YAMAGUCHI, JIRO-Hobby, Reading. Hon. Soc.: French Club: japanese Club: Stamp Plan Representative. YAMBRA, ELEANOR-Hobby, Horseback Riding. Junior Roll Representative. YAZZOLINO, RICHARD-Hobby, Sports. Baseball Team: Football Mgr. Clerk, Night Rec. Pro.: Tolo Annual. YELICH, BOB-Hobby, Sports. Carnival: Intramural Football and Basketball, YOSHIKAWA, JACK-Hobby. Photography. Tolo Annual, '39. '40: Japanese Club: Service Club. YOUNG, BOB-Hobby, Stamps. Transferred from California in 1939: Hi-Y: Band: Track, Tolo Weekly. YUASA, TAKEO-Hobby, Stamp Collecting. Stamp Club: Japanese Club: French Club. BEAN, VIRGINIA-Hobby, Sports. Inter-club Rep. of Girl Reserves: Quaker Maids: transferred to Broadway. GRUBB, BYRON-Hobby, Athletics. First Team Football, Track: Lettermen's Club: Secretary. Hi-Y. TRACY, JACK-Hobby, Sports. Hi-Y: First Team Football: Anglers' Club: Soccer and Volleyball. TWARDUS, ALEX-Hobby, Football. Hi-Y: First Team Football: Secretary, Boys' Club: Tolo Weekly. SENIURS DWYER RALPH-Hobby, Hunting and Fishing. Frosh Football: Intramural Sports: Stamp Plan FLICK OPAL Hobby, Collecting Match Covers. Junior Roll Representative. G1 AISYER EDNA-Hobby, Tennis. Transferred from Commerce High, San Francisco, Cal Honor Society LEGGETT CARLEY-Hobby, Stamp Collecting. Stamp, Tusitala Clubs. TRONCO RUDOLPH-Hobby, Sports. Italian Glee Clubg transferred from Seattle Prep Athletics WADE BOB Hobby, Athletics. Football: First Team Baseball: Cap. Safety Patrol: Service Club AIJDITIUNAL SENIURS Allen, Bill Ames, Charles Anderson, Betty June Anderson, Eleanore Bader, Fred Ballard, Margaret Balle, Bill Bark, Raymond Bassett, Virginia Benner, Phyllis Bigelow, King Brady, Marguerite Briglio, Fred Burdick, Mildred Burris, Roland Cohrs, Albert Curtis, Mary Daly, Jack Darling, Jill DelleViti, Yolanda Dinius, Virginia Dixon, Philip Doyle, Bill Edward, Lucille Elliott, Anna Ellis, Dick Eng, William Ericksen, Cecil Farrow, Marie Ferrel, Roberta Fleming, Erma Foisie, Phillip George, Catherine Grandburg, Walter Gruver, Rodney Haugen, Gordon Heuer, Elmore Hilden,tGalen Hjelmaax Jack Hunter, Jean Hunter, Mae Huttunen, Hannah Jacobs. Arthur Jasmont, Bernice Johnson, Donald Jondro, Lillian Kikuchi, Atsushi Kinnard, Dexter Knudsen, Ruth Jean Lange, Rolland Lewis, Margaret Lindsley, Theodore Louie, Lily Loving, Pauline Lubetich, Joe Lucas, Marvin Maas, Douglas Maples, Jean Miovski, Mita Monkowski, Tom Moore, Pauline Newland, John Nielson, Jim Nix, Earl O'Brien, John Olson, Robert Palmquist, Larry Parr, Jacqueline Paschal, Constance Peel, Donald Philbin, John Phipps, Edgar Pruden, Sydney Reed, Jim Rich, Mary Jane Robbie, Eugene Roppo, Philip Rutan, Bud Sasaki, Hiroshi Schultz, James Shearer, Karl Skinner, Wanda Sobottka, Howard Steele, Gerald Suguro, Takoshi Thompson. Bill Tomlinson, Harold Vena, Frank Vominici, Ernestine Walker, Robert Walters, Warren Whitney, Myrtle Wickstrom, Marvin Wienker, Cranford Wilson, Noreen Wilson, Virgil Winkler, Bill Yamaoka, Harry Yanagita, Haruo SENIUR HUNURS CUMMENGEMENT SPEAKERS IMOGENE COUGHLIN, Valedictorian CHAPIN SMITH, Salutatotian MARGARET OHMAN, Faculty Choice ROBERTA FINLEY, Faculty Choice DANIEL PASTELL, Class Choice PHILLIP FOISIE, Class Choice SENIUR HUNURS MARION FLATEBO-Full Art scholarship to Schaeffer School of Design, San Francisco, California. ATSUSHI KIKUCHI-Full Art scholarship to California College of Arts and Crafts. Three awards in Scholastic Art competition. First honorable men- tion in all-city Arboretum poster contest. BOB PIKE-Awarded Whitman College Music Scholarship. BOB ROGERS-Photography: Winner in Franklin and State-Wide Contests. TED SIZEMORE-Gymnastics: Winner of Pacific Northwest junior Gym- nastic Honors. PHIL FOISIE-Frank1in's Representative in the All-City Extemporaneous Contest. fzifjr'-'TV I .545 ' I - Q, ' ' -A :.--si? '. , 1 , I ,.-.- , 5 . 1 - 'H ' ' .-np- ' ,..Z-Q14-3-3:1.QP1fjeif4 n Zu-.' -1 i- A X 2 if Q. . I .. , 1' ,u p - - .i ----'12 .' ..if. J , .'-,':g- :.'grQ'.:-rl'-M'-J ' 'f' - .J vl .H ,5-..,1,. v -,fi , ly g. 3: as -. , '11 Q- ..wo.1 1. 1,-pii ., ,.. ..-. .V ,. . . , .ji3cu.a.iri-.ir.g.e.f.....,..f..,-.gsm . .A N 'B i'LiM?,g .L 5:3351 t I I , . . , ij- ' -, f-g - -E..-5sE'4'h1Si,. :: 1 ' 3 lsimigss-' ., '- -,...ff 'fj7'-',.,4.,-., :sig-eiyzr''1a5:yf::m+:w5wg,g,p59ggh'lE'v-' '--.1535-J' 2:13955-:Q ' '16 ,' . ' 'ff'irmffflggigijkjg-gs1Me,.--i'-- Ws.Q,:1-ff? at .,,,..m,1-'. - ,.w:Qif1f1fJf 'l' 12i.4.af -f 1-.wr5:22?3Q5.:53ig,535:EqzgailiiglgF,,,mr .S , t AmmV!4,M v-wg . .. f , .V ' 'f-vmazifafffj -h,5f,j.fg:f2'-- SENIOR HUNUR SOCIETY Acceturo, Edyth Agnese, Gloria Angel, Don Baker, Betty Bedinger. Lanier Benner, Phyllis Bianchi, George Blackmer, Roy Bluff, Rose Brasee, Dorothy Brown, Malcolm Canell, Angeline Carey, Leonard Chow, Beverly Codington, Helen Corkille, Dorothy Coughlin. Imogene Crich, Pat Currulla. Palma Davis, Jeannie De Bon, George De Pue. Dorothy Dively, Ray Drummond, Joan Ewart, George Foisie, Philip Ford, Lillian Fujioka, Mariko Fujioka, Martha Fulmer, Rhoda George, Catherine Ghormley, Edward Glaisyer, Edna Gould, Alvin Graham, Jim Graham, Wallace Gray, Bill Grifiin, janet Harford, Alice Hasselburg, Margie Haynes, Margaret Hayasaka, Mitsu Hutsell, john Hyde, Phyllis Ikeda. Chizuko Itza, Beatrice Iwasaki, Sako Jensen, Mildred Johnson, Helen jones, Althea Keithley, june Kent, Karla Kikuchi, Atsushi Kikuchi, Kiyoko King, Clara Kippen, Eleanor Lee, Beryl Lee, julia Lee, Virginia Lerchenmueller, Werner , Lew, Jean Lew. May 35 Lindberg, Barbara Lipetz, Harold Lobsigir, Vivian Locke, Louise Mar, Mary Massa, Lena Masuhara, Kimiko Matheus, Marian Matsuoka. Mari McIntyre, Mary jean Mihara, Hana Miller, Ruth Minardi, joe Miovski, Mita Mizuki, Hajime Napoli, Carmela Nielsen, Jim Norman, Betty Rae Okabe, Amy Ohman, Margaret Olson, Verlie Oswald, Hugo Ouchi, Albert Pacquer, Bob Palm, James Pastell, Daniel Louis Pilueger, Paul Pike, Bob Pollard, Jean Rice, Mary Richardson, Edith Romano, Teresa Schenck, Marjorie Scott, Peggy Seren, Hugo Serizawa, Rose Shay, Gloria Shay, Don Sizemore, Ted Smith. Chapin Smith, Harold Ivan Sparks, Bob Sprague, Winifred Springgate, jack Strelic, Elizabeth Stroud, David Stripp, Bill Sugawara, Jane Suguro, Dorothy Svenning. Arville Tang, Tommy Timbers, Anna Mae Tasaya, Noboru Underwood, Beverly Wallace, Betty Wake, Barbara Watson. Rowland Weber, Margaret Wiederrecht, Martha Whitely, Virginia Whitney, Dorothy Yamaguchi, Jiro SENIUR PLAY CLARENCE , a bewildered entomologist Cbug expertj, provided an excellent hero and title for this year's Senior Play and packed the auditorium for the two successive nights of its performance-Dec. 8 and 9. The Fine acting of the cast in this comedy with its flavor of the late war days wrltten by Booth Tarkington, will not soon be forgotten by those who attended the Senior Play of 1940. ARISTELLE MACDONALD-Director HELEN KUEBLER and GEORGE SCOTT-Stage NAN JARDINE-Make-up HELMA KUEHN-Costumes JIM PALM ., BERYL LEE . , BILL WACKER, . , EDITH RICHARDSON PHIL FOISIE ., , LAVONNE LINsE,I KATHLEEN NONTELL RAY DIVELY. ,,,. I PHYLLIS BENNER ELEANOR KIPPEN I I ,...... ,Clarence .Violet Pirmey ., Hubert Stem ,, Cora Wheeler Bobby Wheeler , Mr. Wheeler , Mrs. Wheeler , ,, Dinwiddie ,Mrs. Martyn ,, . ,,,,,,,,,,, Della HOBBIES may not be what makes the world go around, but they certainly help it to go more smoothly. Almost everyone has a hobby of one sort or anotherg something they enjoy doing whenever a spare moment offers itself. Today people have more leisure time than they used to have and the need for hobbies has grown. This is a fortunate thing, for hobbies carry with them many values. The adopter, if he is seriously interested, will find himself the possessor of new knowledge- knowledge that will make him a better cctnversationalist and a more interesting companion. That is, if he is really interested. Yes, it is an essential point, for one must take a personal delight in his own accomplishments, do the work just for the pleasure of it and never reach the point where his hobby is a task. It is this thought that the class of 1941 offers you toward the development of a well-balanced, wholesome life. CLASS OF 1941. President, JACK SPRINGGATE Vice-President, VICTOR WATSON Secretary, PAT CRICH Treasurer, BEATRICE ITZA w 1 2 l :T , 1' l Hifi. 'lg' I X - v:,i,:: 1 J I r f xl IUNIURS ,nu C ,av Gloria Agnese-Katherine Allbright-Orlando Allin-Bill Allyn-Betty Anderson-EllNora Anderson- jack Arnberg Frank Ashida-Betty Attlesey-Pat Austin-Donald Baer-Suzy Baker-Yvonne Barnum-Merilyn Bauer Bob Baughman-Virginia Bean-Bernice Bengston-Dorothy Billedeaux-Lorraine Borley-Eileen Bowman- Eugene Braddock Laura Bredice-Dick Brooks-Mildred Brown-Willard Brown-Barbara Bruhn-Jack Buchner- Willie Buffone Richard Burnett-Antoinette Camerota-Denise Campeol-Marianne Carstensen-Charles Cathrell- Anne Chicketti-Shirley Christensen Gladys Christopherson-Helen Codington-Bob Cook-Dorothy Corkille-June Cornwell-Jeanette Courbot- Genevieve Crenna 47' wt . U. 49' 'QPR IUNIURS Pat Crich-Myrtle Dahlin-Helen Daly-Rondeau Davis-Jane Dearborn--Gordon DeBon-Gloria DeCaro Dorothy DePue-Della Dickinson-Rita Dierdorlf-Nick DiMartino--Doreen Dixon-Phyllis Eames- Dick Eastwood Pat Eaton-Donna Edline-Lela Edwards-George Ewart-Vern Farrow-Jeanne Ferrel-Virginia Fen-ill Bill Fives-Marie Folino--Pat Foley-Norman Friedman-Martha Fujioka-Gurdon Gahnberg-Herb Gaskill Pat Gay-Henry Genzalc-Tony Genzale-Ruby Ghctti- Edward Ghormley-Dorothy Gibbon-Henry Gidlund Rosalie Gillman-Lucy Cviralmo-jim Graham-Mary Lou Gray-Harry Grommons-Florence Hadlock- Nadine Hagerstrom L x NK X IUNIURS Alice Hamtlton-Marion Hamilton-Ben Hara-jean Harbaugh-Frank Hardy-Alice Harford- Maudie Harner Morris Haugen-Edward Haugh-Mirene Hendrickson-Gene Henry-June Henson-Anne Hilton- Merry Hoar Curtis Holt-Chet Hovey-Bill Hume--Phyllis Hyde-Patty Inglis-Lois Ingraham-Beatrice Itza Olga Jacobson-Walter johnson-Mary jurin-ShiveiKakehashi-jean Karney-Richard Kautz- Mary Keenan Jackie Keisler-Grace Krueger-June Keithly-Karla Kent-Luba Kozmetsky-Mariel Krause-Olga Laleff Agnes Larson-Don Larson-Lillian Larson-Richard Larson-Annabel Lee-Virginia Lee-Lois Lennan !?i-ga, ,Wa e IUNIURS 41 Norand Leren-Margery Lewis-Sue Lewis-Ken Lindgren-june Lockeed-Michael Loverud- Cecilia Mahoney Bud Maine-Marian Manner-Victor Marchi--Donn Markey-Lena Massa-Marian Matheus- Thelma Matsushita Mary Maurer-Marguerite McCaFfrey-john McDowell-Bruce Menefee-Gwen Merriwealher-Dick Metzger -George Meyers Mildred Miyatovich-Nellie Moody-George Moorman-Danae Morgenstern-George Morris- Patricia Murphy-Nyda Napier Phyllis Neary-Lorrain Neipert-George Okita-Toyo Okuda-Ilene Olson-Verlie Olson-Hugo Oswald Albert Ouchi-Ada Packenham-Betty Paddock-Winton Parks--Hjordis Petersen-joseph Peha- Russell Peterson Qx 2-T mf' 4' . ' , - ggi by W IUNIURS Harriet Phelps-Gino Picini-Madelon Polet-Phyllis Prichu-Andrey Ralston--Gordon Raymond- Mickey Reed Ena Reid-Norma Reynolds-Richard Ring-Betty Roher-Evelyn Rotermund-Alan Saul-Marjorie Schenck Bill Schorr-Peggy Scott-Don Shay-Tomoko Shiota-Phillip Skit?-Priscilla Smith-Maxine Sowers Donald Spangler-James Sposari-Winifred Sprague-Jack Springgate-Kenneth Staats-Sara Steiner- Betty Strelic Lydia Stokes-Bill Stripp-Hermine Stusser-Jane Sugawara-Dorothy Suguro-Lilly Swanson- Katherine Talbott Noboru Tasaya-Dorothy Taylor-Mildred Thomas-Les Thompson-Mardel Tiedeman-Anna Mae Timbers -Margy Titus IUNIURS Doris Turner-Alfredine VanSant-Jean Victor-Jennie Vitarelli-Josephine Vitarelli-Janet Wager- Barbara Wake Fred Ward-Marvin Washburn-Victor Watson-Margaret Weber-Charlotte Weidemann-Milton Wellons- Dorothy West jim Wheeler-Martha Wiederrecht-jackie Wittman-Stella Yellam-Carolina Zengrell-joe Mlnardi- Ernest Ross rp: , :gave '- ' we vE'.f l5x'5L9 W mu f f' ' 9 1 ,hr-' 1 N J., 3,3 - , 2 ,. ,.-UE I la- ' ' a. . ' K, fl' 'Z' -3' ' r. r,! 1 -1712-' J .1 ff! ,F ,.r f m .g.:'5 7- ' I .- ,A . . -v .AM , ' . V W -x f?322x5s? .5?'f1i.f4V 1 5:'??ffi?F4LSa5iis5 : ' 'S' . 'V .x..,7??gQ-,y.3zt, r' ' -' 2 1 5--4 9' ,q ....,.. , V W' X ' wg X 'Nik X r, 4 , P K xc Q W N A 3 ' N f A ,Y . I . .5 X ' 5-i x , 4 v ,, Q r . Huff cc-ff K 'SF 1 1' gc I . 'J 4 -' , -BA Ili' 1 ' J 1' if . ' -Fe .W-Q.-ws Q: 4 I- ?' ' 1 5 H f ig----Nu' P ' y f ff J, jx -nf 'S Q w V 1. 3 A- r U 4 L 'Jw 'I' J' .r 5 -, ' 2 wr. :N 1 f Q. - 7-VY. :gm ' rn ' .v . sffu fig' ,fa-..,,,-. f + 4 ' nag-Lf-i 1 wi ns:- : X- 'iam - N rf if -' ' '-,jinfffw ' f7ffi35.' 324' f - 1, Q '-., M, ., uffvuf - '1..g5' , -fQH1'z ',,. , h U gw- '- f ..-if ...AA H ,, ,ft QW...-, 1 ...,.:,.,..fr-N,-.,,:..... -., .1 xi. ? ' ,mmm if X SUPHUMURES AGNES REMLEY Advisor RICHARD OSWALD President B OB PALM Vice-President Anderson, Doris Anderson, Laurel Anderson. Beverly Anderson, Shirley Barnard, Marjorie Arrigoni, Robert Bannister. Evelyn Disbrow, Marynell Gerard, Virginia DieHenback. Connie Easley, jean Edwards, Betty Clarke, jim Curlin, Ginna Colby, Ruth Accetturo, Josephine Colagrossi, Mary Ennaro, Mary Carson, Hazil Duval, Dorothy Dyson. Leeila Farmer, Mary Fulton, Dorothy Fish, Margaret Frohman, Huberta Hieb, Anne Greco, Jim Folk, Pat 45 Oliicers RUTH GRIFFIN Secretary BETTE HORN E Treasurer Beldin. jean Arbicar, Richard Allamano, Eugene Bagley, Lanesta Brandvold, Donna Blockley, Wilna Barker, Bill Edwards, Hazel Burroughs, Helen Brown, Charles Brotche, Georgia Bianco, Babetta Browne, Betty Borracchini, Angelo Di Sante, Antoinette Davidson, Grace Cummings, Frances Crosby, Colburn Cvitkovich, john Bouton, Bill Condie, Graham Carlyon, Bill Granberg, Eleanor Griswold. jack Furfaro, joe Finnigan, Trent Ellis, Bob Ferguson, Gene Frost, jack Hara. Amy Holt. Ella Hunter. Bertha Griffin, Ruth Fujioka. Lillian Farley, Eugena Fischer. Pat Iacovacci, Mary Beale. Maxine Huffman, Florence Haas, Coleen Hughes, jerry Harlin, Allan Hawkins. Margaret johnson. Betty jo Kirchma, Jeannette Kogita. Betty Horne, Bette jones. Maryann Kendall, Arline johnson. Catherine Lew. Dorothy Landrum, Mary Brandt. Dolores Murray, Pat Mellor, Rose Mary Kersey, Betty Meldrum. Marjorie Lipp, Harriet Moen, Jim Mihara, George Kinnee. Donald Kuchan. Phil Morris. Bob Marlatt, Elenora SUPHUMURES Densmorc. Clara Mae Harmon, Carolyn Howen, George Goe. Bert Feek, Bill Herzog. Dale Fishback, Bert Hamilton, Edith Harris. Josephine Hoshide. Lloyd Hendricksen, Eugene Holt. Aileen Hackel. John Harrow. Bob Johnson, Shirley Cruickshank, Geraldine johnson. Arnold Johnson, Gerald Wait. James Guilfoyle. Tom jenkins. Bert McGrew, Marion Miller. Francette johnson, Roy Lambert, Lester Horan. John Rabideau, Virgil Kato. Walter Mawdslcy, Margaret Lano, Oren Olsen, Alfred Keenan, jim Mohring. Emerson McMillan, jack Murphy. john SUPHUMURES Orrico, Frank Napoli, Rose Oliver, Dorothy Olsen, Faye Orr, Bob Oliver. Barbara Landin, Allen Purkcypile, june Paine, Patty Quinn, Janis Price, Virginia Phillips, Joan Plant, Elynor Penn, Dorothy Peterson, Orval Stewart, Claire Schumann, Nina Taggart. Patty Parker, Bill Smith, Ellen Shilfman, Arlyn Solomon, Orley Recchio, Lucy Shoemaker, Darline Tosaya, Katsuko Storey, Herbert Steeves, Doris Tanner, Eva Suguro, Beth Ring, Frances Sparling, Phyllis Talbott, Roberta Sommerlafl, Clara Belle Reilley, Arlene Smith, Marjorie Oswald. Richard Newland, Eda Niukinovich, john Noreen, Alfred Owens, Margaret Olson, Jeanne Louie. Tue Power, Rae Pinger, Lucille Paolella, Nick Nass, Bill Prescott. Clinton Olson, Don Palm, Bob RadsliH', Kathleen Terwilliger. Oleta Traverso, Elmo Reeve, Fred Seese, Leland Saalwaechter. Eugene Sutherland. Don Rounds, Maxine Schreib. LaVerne Solman, George Smith, Bob Snook, Wilton Raymond, Russ Saxton. Bob Sherod, Phyllis Sokolich, Alice Studley, Shirley Thomas, Don Riach, Don Schinman, Donn Symmes. Nadine Wilson, Howard Weber, Ferol Waters, Jimanne Umino, Aiko Wraith, Bill Zerbe, Dorothy Wells, Helen Webb. Nancy Zielinski, Lorraine Yazzolinc, Mary Vorris. Tessie Weidemann. Ruby Brand, Ellen Calkins, Marion Hoelting, Adele West, Marcia Barrea, Nickolina Weyant, Margaret Bereman. Ethel johnson, Grant Vitulli, Grace Baker, Arvona Tubb, Delcie Archibald, Ivan Lukevitch, Olga Caso, Nell Lorella. Betty Boyd, Gloria Elliott, Marsha Trogdcn, jerry Morelock, Louise Coskey, Roland Matsumura, Henry Schleiffers, Stanley Isacson, Richard Michelson, Melvin SUPHUMURES Wertman, Virginia Wilson, jim Recchi, joe Titus, Charles Valente, Dave Ring, Walter Wilbur, Harriet Unger. Dorothy Williamson, Virginia Wade, Virginia Yamshita, Eiichi Mosher, Olive Wells, Betty Jane Bickhart, Jack Creighton, Hugh Wilson, Edward Olund. Don Baker. Ed Blockley, Billie Gavridsky, Helen Baron, Raymond Schleiffers, Frank Giles, Don Gill. Don Vertz. Forrest Williams, Walter Hoeppner, Carroll Olsen, Bob Muzzy, George Hall, Art Greene, Bob Tabbot, George Smith, Bill Pope, Gordon FRESHMEN DOROTHY WRIGHT History SHIRLEY JONES Vice-President MISS FOWLER Freshman Advisor Ames, Larry Andrews, Joyce Adams, Joyce Appleton, Carol Anderson, Pauline Avery, Betty Adams, Helen Billedeaux, Nancy Lee Baer, Lois Borracchini, Lily Baumgart, Marilyn Baldwin, Madeline Buxton, Eunice Brondello, June Balle, Bob Barker, Stewart Birchheld, Richard Bowman, Bob Bernhard, Bob Benson, Norman Burgeson, Boyd Cates, Clystie Cochrane, Lorraine Conte, Mary Lou Curulla, Virginia Carson, Maxine Conway, Evelyn Cox, Barbara OHicers 49 JACKIE QUINN President JEANNE GRAY Secretary HORTON SMITH Treasurer Alder, Lucille Anderson, Alex Allen. Jim Arrigoni. Bill Anthony, John Aebi, Andrew Anderson. Walter Berry, Pat Brooks, Dorothy Bowden, Joanne Brown, Doris Burris, Marion Bengtson, Doris Buck, Doromae Bull, Bob Benson, Bob Borley, Bud Blair, Harold Bywater, Ken Byrne, Joe Bates. Bill Cruichshank, Pauline Chin, Frances Carson, Beverly Clark, Jack Conner, Dorothy Ann Corliss, Bill Croce, Mary Collier, Jack Copeland, Dawn Clark, Marjorie Carlyon, Frances D'Amico, Josephine Delauro, Gloria Day, Betty Lee Davis, Ruth D. Davis, Givenva DuPuy, Suzanne Dishman, Shirley Eggleston, Jean Edler, Dorothy Epstein. Betty Egerer, Alice Chelos, Sophie Finley, Judy Flagg, Joann Fleeno, Jeanette Fletcher. Lois Fowler. Tinkie Frederick, Jefferson Gillen, Gloria Glidden, June Green, Marjorie Gray, Margery Grasser, Jeanne Gillen, Frances FRESHMEN Carnegie, Bill Campeol, Lee Cooper. Leonard Cadonau, Richard Delloca, Dorothy Duncan, Janeen Dixon, Norman Delano, Leo Door, Willa Mae Dore, Patricia Diller, Earl Crane, Maxine Ennaro, Jimmie Daniel, Lyle Danbom, Bill Emerson, Beverly Gardener, Margaret Eisinga, Dirk Friedli, Bill Gerger, Betty Jane Foy, Helen Gist, Bertha Glant, Irving Gray, Jeanne Lirigware, Joanne Ghetti, Dorothy Granberg, Neal FRESHMEN Holman, Virginia Hellenthal, Dorothy Harrie, Elsie Harris, Charlene Hovenden, Marjorie Harris, Elaine Houlahan. Kathleen Itoi, Sumiko Hoyle. Helen Havill, Gloria Hittman, jean Heitlenreich. Ruth Hayton, Pat Holbrook, Beverly Hubbard. Mable lmherg. Nancy Ideta, Yukiko Ikeda, Mary Hopton, Belly Hansen, Harry johnson. Edward johnson Lois M. johnson, Lois H. johnson, Florence johnson, Sherley johnson, Glenn janusevich, Dorothy jensen, Thurlow Kenn, Eunice Kendall, Gloria King, DeFayne Klinefelter. jack Kuehnoel, Bob 51 Hansen, Norma Harcus, Viola Hunter, Charles Howay, Marjorie Heald, Beverly Hart, Haroldine Hume, Malcolm Hjelma, Edith Houtchens, Lorraine Hopp, Edwin Hess, LeRoi Hackett. Robert Hoyt, Raul Hofert, Ray Hendricks, William Harman, Bill Hardman, Dick Henson. Duane Hines. Ray Ikeda, Toshio jones, Dorothy johnson, Arla jones, Shirley johnson, Lloyd Keppler, jack Knowlton, Gloria Kasper. Sonia Maeda. Donald McAndie. Don Katayama, Teruo Jayne, Bill Meyers, Bruce Moore. Kelly 52 Lunn, jeanette Landrum, Ruth Lang. Leona Larsen. Lillian Lambs, Mae Larson, Allen Lunu. Al Louie. Nadine Leach. Leanore Lowe. Betty Lou Middleton. Wilma McLeod, Mary Lesser, Bob Lerchenmueller, Elfrieda Miyagawa. Hironori Mutschler, Ted Mansell, Buddy Montgomery. Duane Moore, Edward Medley, Anne McCoy. Leslie Nerding, Gertrude Michaelis, Kenneth Martino, Mathew McNabb. Claude Nelson, Betty Lou Nielsen, Patricia Nicholson. Mary Anne Oflield, Barbara O'Keefe. Jack O'Brien. Ed Okada, Chiyoshi Olson, Virginia Nordlund. Bill Olson, Bill FRESHMEN Linarelli, Frank Lurie, Tobert Lee. Genevieve Lowman. Ronald Lloyd, Robert Lindberg. Bill Lintz, Mary jane Lawson. Beverly Lewis. Dick Maguire, Mickey McKillop, Jean Mingo. Zella Munger, Marion MacDonald, Fred Manning, Loraine McBride, Donna Morgan. Irving Maine. Stanley Moore. Doreen Magill, Nilmah Martial. Albert Napoli. Elizabeth Neilsen. Esther Nelson. Dan Neipert. Jack Nicholson. Alan Nash. Doug Ottersbach, Frank Peterson. Harry Peha. Charles Picini. Flavia Pappc. Dorothea Perkins. Patsy Probst. Donald FRESHMEN Patanelli, Mary Pommer. Norma Quinn, jackie Patterson, Phyllis Pang, Nellie Price. Joyce Keithly, Robert Richardson. Emma Rylands, jean Robbie. joan Patteson, Dorothy Reed, Arline Rothwell, Terry Royce, Dare Randal. Eugenia Rode, Helen Rogers, Bryant Ring, Hurley Roberts, jack Scott. Pat Solomon, Paul Stavros. john Scott, Peggy Stephens. LaRene Simone, Dolores Sugla, Lola Stout, Elizabeth Scrupps. Eleanor Shuster, Vivian Scdinski, Marianna Storgaarcl, Donna Strelic, Rose Marie SlIgll!'O,JEll1C Smith. jean 53 Peirson, Betty Power, Patty Perry, Don Patricelli, Fred Pagano, Albert Pritchard, Russell Rogge, Catherine Richardson, jean Ripper, Lillian Romeo, Gloria Schunzel, Ellen Rivers, Ruth Spano, Helen Sanford, Lorena Schwehm. Corinne Schneider, Franklin Swanson, Walter Schreib, Charles Sparling. Don Stevenson, Bob Seren, Helen Schultz, Lorraine Smith. Betty Lorene Schwartz. Sylvia Suggs, Mildred Spittler, Henrietta Sims. Patty Springgate, Ann Susnar, Ann Smith, Horton Selles, Tom Schildr, Bob Sherwood, Gordon Schmahl, Bob 54 Sisson, Tom Rowley. Hugh Strand, Glenn Taylor. Jim Stavig, Jack Tazioli, Richard Tompson. Jack Tanaka, Natsuko Tronca, Amelia Tokareff. Frances Trowbridge, Ann Terwilliger, Lola White, joe Titus, Beverly Wagner, jackie Watrous, Pearl Wallace, Barbara Waterbury, Sandra Wallace, Rosemary Wellman, Ellsworth Webb, Claire Bradshaw, Rauline Lyen, Virginia McCaFfery. Kathleen Johnstone. Dolores Yearian, May Graham. Shirley johnson, Alice Fetch, Maxine Rice, John Petersen. Elwyn Currington, Dick Drake, June Almquist, Richard Miller, Ina Morris, Virginia FRESHMEN Titus, jack Taylor, Don Tandy, james Tran, Len Thumler. Bud Thompson, Dan Tate, Joe Thies. Mary Wilson, Don Thompson, Shirley Wagner, George Wing, Louis Wienker, Clive Thompscn, Beverly Williams, Gladys Walker, Dick Wolph, Peggy Waddington, William Ward, Robert Walters, Vesta Moss, Beverlee Wiezorek, Eileen Gerard, james Powers, Walter Tashiro, George Raymur, Charles Welsh. Charles Wright. Dorothy Owen, Patricia jenkins, Earl Ferguson. Alan Paste1l,jack Stewart, james Brotche, Charles IiRlERmATIONS uid?- QQHQSTQ Y' . Stamp PIan...TnIo Weekly Lg L GIRlS'ClUB Advisor, MARGARET MCCARNEY Asst. to Miss McCarney, ROSE ITZA President, JEANIE DAVIS Recording Secretary, BARBARA LUX Vice-President, BETTY RAE NORMAN Corresponding Secretary, DOROTHY BRAZEE Treasurer, ANN FLEMING Chairman of Chairmen. HAZEL GUSTAVSON THE GIRLS' CLUB is an organization in which approximately eleven hundred girls have membership. Under the guidance of Miss McCarney the club has sponsored a highly successful vocational conferenceg the Mother-Daughter Banquetg a competitive class middy driveg teachers' and P.-T.-A. teasg and many interesting programs and parties. BOYS'ClUB Advisor, RALPH N. KNAPP Vice-President, HAMILTON RIDEOUT President, BILL HORSLEY Secretary, ALEX TWARDUS Treasurer, BILL WACKER THE BOYS' CLUB, under the advisership of Ralph N. Knapp, has Five oiiicers who serve about one thousand boys. The club sponsors Father and Son Ban- quetsg Mother and Son Banquetsg Vocational conferencesg Pep assembliesg and helps boost all sports, mainly intramural. The officers consult with the presi- dents of all the school clubs and advise them on various problems, parties, or whatever may come up. The Boys' Council has been added as a new division of the Boys' Club. BAND 59 THE FRANKLIN BAND is an important and necessary part of our school life. They have furnished music for prep games, assemblies, and concerts. Recently they took over the Franklin P.-T. A. dances with much extra effort on their part. The band has also played a prominent part in community life. They have played for grade schools, the Community Christmas Tree, Scout Circus, Orphans' Christmas party, Armistice Day parade, and the Elks Club. 11:11:41 Master, MR. MCCLELLAND Officers President, PHIL FOISE Eliiciency Manager, BOB PACQUER Recording Secretary, DAN PASTELL Corresponding Secretary. ALFRED NOREEN Treasurer, BILL STRIPP Librarian. BRUCE MENEFEE Hi-Y...lettermen lluaker Maids - J' W v -0 -rv N. 73' h Nonette...0rchestra...Italian Glee Club IJehate...library Staff Tusitala Cluh...World Affairs...Stamp Club 65 66 lapanese CIub...Custume Design Commercial Club as Math lIIuh...Fnto lIIuh...Aviatinn W , x Q f 3 Rhythm RolIers...Stage Force qv-'Y 0 French Club i n French Club fa Spanish Club .3 -p v.. Art CIuh...German Club 13 K . .f?l ...,f .Q ',.z'-4 -. ,mm I .L . -.VL . , .'-'.i:f.fU ' I ,. wi-.rm X ,fvfvf A- m. 'ffq::'L5 , m swf N . Zgffiifff , 1 Lim F3551 :fm 1 in . - 4,z,5.' 5 f -N I 1- :Gif , 1 'lf'-fT'R?Q'N',- ' I 5 ---..-.', 'V hy. , , , y , ',..c-N wx ms- I V-JUffff1l-ni ,, Lv 1 ' . 2 ' '-L,vpg.w1:J Q 2 I , , ' , , , kd,-g1'.jgp1,, ff 45, .' . ' 1, 4p.,'A'112R ' -I., Q. 2. fy . bf-L-01.5, 4 Q .' : f : V+, fn f , , , : .,fv,X.ry.4 ,, I . . f W J -4-2 X Eff: Q5 I ' 1 ,1f', -' I X 'gy .qu A 1 , if . ' ' , .1 X 5 ' K K , v ' f' I v' f 1 '- f J , , x k- x Q -N x -'Jr ,, X W -,x .3 1 , U. XI.. fx . 1 . -fp, , 4 'Ny rf' . ' ff i ,A d, 'fix , x,ff Tf, ff. ffl: , -..: , T, ,, Ski Club Ski CIub...AngIers' Club Swim Team...Intramural Sports 4-F...GirIs' Club lIhairmen...Cnstume Committee 77 a Girls' Athletics Girls' Athletics .J 1 so Thrift CIuh...lunchruom Staff 4 . - x .Q F 1 , , X A Une Act PIayers...Make-up Committee at Student Patrol 5, f , 'V' Eff fl Q Girl Reserves...Service Club Yell Team...Track Cluh...Ushers and Dunrmen ,Mg-. V w 1 '.' w N Y Y ' Q 9' r ' lv 1 g HUNURS UPTUN URATURICAL CUNTEST Contestants selected for final honors: Lanestra Bagley, Harriet Lipp, Mary Rice, Edith Rich- ardson, Gloria Shay, Donna Storgaard, Clifton Collins, George DeBon, Edward Ghormley, Curtis Holt, Bill Horsley, and Victor Watson. Winners: First place, Lanestra Bagely and Victor Watsong second place, Donna Stor- gaard and George DeBon. FIRE PREVENTIDN PUSTERS The work of eight Franklin Artists was sent to the National Convention at Atlantic City: Marvin Wickstrom, Walter Grandburg, Ted Sizemore, Vern Farrow, Marion Mathews, Jess Cauthorn, Ycshitaka Okada, and Douglas Mass. BACKYARD PLAYGRUUDS George Povick won first place in all-city con- test. GIRL RESERVES jane Sugawara, Secretary of High School Inter-club Council. Althea jones, Chairman of Ceremonial Com- mittee of High School Inter-club Council. Girls' Trio CONNIE STEPHENS, DOROTHY TAYLOR, BERYL LEE il ' .. f if . , , V , ...KT 4 'H'- N 232,39 .3 ,Eg-' A ,gas 1537-2 fi - G +..1J-J4- --'-' -5 7 HL- - JTQIT-9 --1. T'-H , -'mf--'11 -' -.1 N.-. ,xv , W 'Y-. 3.1 .W ---4 i :J i E l g S 'hh uf-1 t. I fl? 1: 32- 2 N Ys. 6 L 3, so 4. , ' . , f' M '. ' 1 .-,, .55'ff4i 47ff'---+- V . 4 '- -f - 'f ' G' gn' 4ff'f nf:-164-1 ff! - ' - '7'f9'f . E:1B'2f?5 -' v . ' ,fe 5.31, V .Q f, f- ',L ? X 11.5 ,,, 4-,,, V -ff ,,. 4 '-! 10 Wx 1, :'f. -if Xl. 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Queen Anne. . Roosevelt . . . Ballard ..... BASKETBALL Cleveland . . . Roosevelt . . . Garfield .... West Seattle Lincoln .... Broadway . . . Cleveland . . . Roosevelt . . . Garfield .... West Seattle Lincoln .... Broadway . . . Roosevelt . . . BASEBALL Franklin .... 5 Roosevelt . Remainder of Schedule Apr. 30 . May 3 . May 7 . May 10 . May 14 . May 17 . May 24 . May 27 . May 29 . June 4 . ..4 Franklin vs. Franklin vs. Franklin vs. Franklin vs. Franklin vs. Franklin vs. Franklin vs. Franklin vs Franklin vs. Franklin vs. Cleveland Broadway Queen Anne Ballard Roosevelt Lincoln Cleveland . Broadway Queen Anne Ballard SPURTS SC HEDULE TENNIS May 1 . Franklin vs, Roosevelt May 8 . Franklin vs. Lincoln May 10 . Franklin vs West Seattle May 13 . Franklin vs Queen Anne May 16 . Franklin vs Garfield May 20 . Franklin vs. Ballard May 23 . Franklin vs. Broadway May 318zJune1. All-City Tournament GOLF Franklin . . . 175 Cleveland . . 65 Franklin . . . 23 West Seattle. 1 Franklin . . . 5 Roosevelt. . . 19 Franklin . . . 14 Broadway . . 10 Franklin . . . 135 Ballard .... 105' Remainder of Schedule May 4 . May ll . May 18 . May 4. May 8. May 11 . May 17 . May 25 . May 29 . june 1 . Franklin vs. Lincoln Franklin vs. Garfield Franklin vs. Queen Anne TRACK Franklin vs. Garfield vs. West Seattle Relay Carnival Prelimi- naries Relay Carnival Finals Franklin vs. Broadway Franklin vs. Queen Anne vs. Roosevelt All-City Preliminaries All-City Finals FUUTBALL .1 I 0 Keir 1- 'Q l Coach Managers Harvey Lanman Back Row: Wettland, Bower, Meyers, Saxton Front Row: Shearer, Ursino, Fetter, lwasaki THE FRANKLIN QUAKERS opened their 1939 foctball season with a 6-0 win over Garfield. The Quakers continually made long gains through the Bulldog forward line. Following this game the Garfield team came back and ended up playing Roosevelt in the championship game at the end of the season. In Franklin's second game they met defeat at the hands of the Cleveland Eagles. The Eagles triumphed 18-6. The Quaker-Broadway tilt ended in a scoreless tie. When the Green Wave met Queen Anne at the Civic Field, the Grizzlies came out on the long end of a 19-0 score. Led by Bobby Erickson, all- city back, a powerful Roosevelt team marched over the Quakers, 26-0. Franklin lost a close battle to Ballard by the score of 7-0 in their final game of the season. Thus Franklin's record stands, won one, tied one, lost four. The following letter winners are graduating seniors: Twardus, end, Tracy and Fredrick, tacklesg Horsley, Stephano, and Greco, guardsg Grubb, Burgoine, Phil Dixon, Graf, and Hjelmaa, backs. Wellons, Collins, and Merz, ends, Meyers, tackleg Hikida, guardg McCurdy, centerg Genzale, Johnson, and Schorr, backs, all return next year. New spirit was given the team by their new coach Harvey Lanman. Coach Lanman, who is only a few years out of Northwestern University, will un- doubtedly produce many winning teams for Franklin in the coming years. jim McCurdy, Quaker center, was unanimously chosen all-city. jack Tracy was voted the Sidney P. Trathen Best Player Award, while Jim McCurdy's name will go on the Warner Trophy. FUUTBALL 'll' 'M-.mpg H .4065 ,yer 3 1 ,W ,Q Q 3 R -RR QI, .al Im ' Q f .va ww bd' -A-.su ,W .GI Qui? S .2' Tow Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row : Bottom Row: Nr' FIRST TEAM ALEX TWARDUS, MILT WELLONS, CLIFTON COLLINS, JACK MERZ JACK TRACY, BOB FREDRICK, GEORGE MEYERS, BILL HORSLEY RALPH STEFANO, NICK GRECO, AL HIKIDA. JIM MQCURDY BYRON GRUBB. TONY GENZALE, BOB BURGOINE, PHIL DIXON BOB GRAF, ROY JOHNSON, JACK HJELMAA, BILL SCHORR FUUTBALL SECOND TEAM Back Row: MOHRING, KIENE, OUCHI, CROSBY, B. DIXON, ALAMANO, ARNBERG Front Row: TRAN, WALKER, JAYNE, VAIL, N. ELLIS THIRD TEAM Back Row: FERGUSON. MCGUIRE, DANBOM, BAILEY, MORRIS. TATE Front Row: ANDERSON, BARTON. MILT, WELLMAN, MOORMAN, B, ELLIS BASKETBALL E FIRST TEAM Top Row: JACK HJELMAA, ANDY OPACICH, BEN RAYKOVICH, VERN HJELMAA Second Row: LOUIS DeBORTOLE, JACK DURANCEAU, BOB SPARKS, WILLARD BROWN Bottcm Raw: JACK LEICHT, JIM WHEELER, EUGENE SAALWAECHTER, KEN FRANDSEN BY WINNING ten games and losing three, the Franklin basketball team finished fourth in the 1940 basketball race. The Roosevelt Roughriders seemed to hold a jinx over the Quaker five, as the Franklin's three losses were all suffered at the hands of the Teddies. Franklin's first win was over Cleveland, 39-16. In the next game the Green Wave lost an overtime match to Roosevelt, 39-37. Franklin followed this game BASKETBALL S... 3- Coach: LEONARD SAALWAECI-ITER Managers: WERNER LERCHENMUELLER, ERNIE WETTLAND, BILL ,IAYNE SECOND TEAM Back Row: ED TAZIOLI. MILT SORIANO, ROY TOKAREFF, EUGENE SAALWAECHTER, MARVIN WASHBURN. JACK LEICHT Flon! Row: WERNER LERCHENMUELLER, Mgr., HAROLD SHABRO, RICHARD TAZIOLI, Mgr., JIM McCURDY, JIM BOWERS, Mgr. THIRD TEAM Back Row: MARTINO. IWASAKI, ALMQUIST. RICCHI, JAYNE, WALKER, BERNHARD. VILLA, NICKINOVICH, MEYERS Middle Row: TITUS. RING, SACCO. MII-IARA, CHIECHI, ORRICO, GOE, WELLMAN, FUJINO Bottom Row: LANMAN, Coach: FETTER, STAIR. GENZALE, BATEMAN, VANVICK, TRAN, FISCHER, SEESE BASKETBALL with two wins over Garfield and West Seattle. When the Quakers journeyed to Lincoln, they met stiff opposition in the Lynx, but managed to pull a 38-36 win out of the fire. Broadway was the next to fall before the Green Wave by the score of 38-25. Franklin opened the second half of the schedule with a 43-28 win over Cleve- land. Roosevelt won another close one by the score of 33-26 in the next game. The Quakers came from behind to win a low scoring contest from Garfield by the score of 21-17 in the following game. West Seattle was swamped by the score of 49-23 when they met the Quakers. The Green Wave handed the Lincoln Lynx a 24-18 defeat next. In the final game of the regular schedule, Broadway was beaten 28-19. In the play-off for third place, the Quakers lost a thriller by the score of 28-27. Andy Opacich finished second in the individual scoring race and was unani- mously chosen all-city. Franklin's second team ended their season with 8 wins and 4 losses. The thirds scored seven wins while losing five. jack Hjelmaa was voted the most inspirational player and will receive the Blanc Trophy. BASEBALL ? lu or ar it 4' 1 ,,,, ,,. fr, , Xa rl limi l Y , i rl Top Row: BUD RUTAN, WILLARD BROWN, ANDY OPACICH Second Row: JACK I-IJELMAA, RODNEY GRUVER. BOB BURGOINE Third Row: DON PEDERSON, JOHN SACCO, MILT WELLONS Coach, RALPH REED As THE TOLO ANNUAL goes to press Coach Ralph Reed's nine is rated one of the stronger teams of the league. Although they may not win the title, they should be right around the top when the final results come in. To date the Quakers have played only one game, which they won from Roosevelt, 5-4. Pennant hopes of the Quakers were injured when catcher Bill Doyle was declared ineligible. Bud Rutan was moved in from the outfield and is Filling the position well. Willard Brown, Rod Gruver, Ben Raykovich, and Bob Bur- BASEBALL . WF ia- f - v , ,K - K X I K rrei E I f X! x V 'gt - I 1 A X Top Row: BEN RAYKOVICH, FRANK ORRICO. TOM COUPLES Second Row: RICHARD YAZZOLINO, BOB WADE, MILT SORIANO Third Row: VERN HJELMAA, LEN TRAN, FRED GENZALE goine will probably see action on the mound during the course of the season. Milt Wellons and Donnie Pedersen both worked at first base during the open- ing game. Frank Orrico seems to have the inside track on the second base job. jack Hjelmaa is well set at short, while Andy Opacich has everything under BASEBALL ,,-,M 5 p L 1 l i C' fi' 'C , .fvfavf ff. Top Row: JACK SPRINGGATE, HENRY FISHER, TOD MURPHY, DICK EASTWOOD Second Raw:jERRY SACCO. EUGENE SAALWAECHTER, BILL DANBOM Third Row: BEN PACHEO, Mgr.: ORLEY SOLOMON, Mgr,: HIRONORI MIYAGAWA, Mgr. fu Dgfw - . fi control at third base. John Sacco, Dick Yazzolino, Tom Couples, and Milt Soriano are the leading choices for the outfield jobs. TRACK Top Row: BYRON GRUBB, JACK GREENEWALD, BOB BAILEY, ROY JOHNSON, JIM McCURDY Middle Row: BOB I-IOYT, DON SHAY, ROLAND LANGE, BOB SAXTON, COBURN CROSBY Bottom Row: LES THOMPSON, DAN PASTELL, BERNARD DIXON, DON EGERER, NORMAN ELLIS THE REAL STRENGTH of the Franklin track team will not be known until the season progresses. In Byron Grubb, Coach Saalwaechter has one of the best low hurdlers in the city. Grubb also runs on the relay team as well as being one of the leading dash men. Bob Bailey leads the candidates for the quarter mile, while Don Egerer will give the Franklin team strength in the 880. Jack TRACK Top Row: JACK DURANCEAU, GEORGE OKITA, HOWARD WILSON, PAUL PFLUEGER, DAVE WALKER Bottom Row: TOM GUILFOYLE, BRUCE RICKETTS, BILL HUMES, RUDOLPH TRONCA, FRED WARD coach. LEONARD SAALWAECHTER FRESHMEN TEAM Back Row: JACK STAVIG, ELLSWORTH WELLMAN, JOE TATE FrontRow: IRVING MORGAN, ED HOPP, BOB BERNHARD, HUGH ROWLEY Greenewald is a returning letter man who should collect his share of points. Other men who should be heard from before the season is over are Roy john- son, Jim McCurdy, Roland Lange and Don Shay. In a practice meet with Cleveland, the Quaker cinder squad came out on the long end of a 63-50 score. wo GULF WALTER RESEBURG. Coach: BOB LAGOZZINO, ROY BLACKMERE, GENE HENRY. ALLEN NICHOLSON ANOTHER good season is in the offing for the Quaker links squad as we go to press. The Quakers are in second place with four wins and one loss. Their one defeat was at the hands of Roosevelt, which now leads the league. At the present Bob Lagozzino is the first man on the team and a likely candidate for all-city honors. Roy Blackmere and Bob Graf are two others who have been getting their share of points. Roy Backlund, Gene Henry, Allan Nicholson, and john Hutsell have also provided stiff competition. Herb Gaskill, Ed Gotte- behuet, Ben Fleenor, and Jim Greco fill out the rest of the lineup. ROY BACKLUND, JOHN HUTSELL, HERB GASKILL, BEN FLEENOR. JIM GRECO TENNIS GRANT LAIZURE, Coach: HUGO OSWALD, RICHARD OSWALD, PHIL FOISIE, BOB SPARKS PROSPECTS of a winning team appear very bright for Franklin tennis enthu- siasts. The Hrst four positions on the team are well taken care of. Hugo Oswald is slated to H11 the number one spot with his brother Richard right behind. The return of Phil Foisie from California has strengthened the team greatly. Bob Sparks will also provide plenty of opposition. The fifth and sixth spots have not yet been decided. Leading candidates seem to be Harold Lipetz, Boyd Burgeson, George Morris, and Norman Friedman. With all this talent coach Grant Laizure hopes to turn out a winning team for the Quakers. HAROLD LIPETZ, BOB MALLOY, BERT BAILEY, NORMAN FRIEDMAN SKI TEAM FRANKLIN boys and girls have taken enthusiastically to the sport of skiing. Weekends find large numbers schussing and traversing down the snowy mountain slopes. Besides a large and active Ski Club, the Franklin Ski Team, consisting of jim Jacobsen, Bob Smith, George Ewart, jim Murphy, Betty Rae Norman, Jeanie Davis, and Nancy Horne, has rolled up an impressive number of points. SKI HUNURS BOB SMITH-Undefeated High School Cross Country Champion. BETTY RAE NORMAN-First in All-City Girls' Slalom Race. ' E' '-'r iff ,2M'.:Fl!,.5'ff 'e f' f .. - 1 W Q V., .-5, .f,,.-.,. , , - .lfglwi-fi Hifi' f , . ., - f' ,Q 1 . -, A., aff, '10, A: :A 7.255 4. , sl N- , , 5 ' 535511, 'iw:f ' I if ' Eg . 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Q L GAG Ax B ,, AUTUGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 105 0 Q20 953' 6' .4 T D A 'Daw xy 1 - s ' T 1 A AUTOGRAPHS AUTUGRAPHS ADMINISTRATION .,,, ,,.. 1 8-19 ANGLERS' CLUB ..... .,..... . . 75 Adviser-Doc Staeger President-jim Palm Vice-President-John I-Iutsell Secretary-Harry Knowlton Treasurer-Carroll I-Ioeppner ANNIVERSARY OF PRINTING ...,.,..,.......... ..... 8 -11 ART CLUB, ...,,,.......,. ....,.,,..,..,...,.. 7 3 Adviser-Charlotte Bisazza President-Don Peel Vice-President-Les Thompson Secretary-Marian Flatebo AUTOGRAPHS ,4,,.,....,.. ,........ l 05-107 AVIATION CLUB, ....,.,..... ..... 6 8 Adviser-Phillip Evatt President-Phillip SkiE Vice-President-Don I-Iollinshead Sec retary-Treasurer- Clive Wienker BAND ......................,....................... 59 Adviser-Victor McClelland President-Phil Foisie Treasurer-Bill Stripp Record. Secretary-Dan Pastell Corresponding Secretary- Alfred Noreen Efficiency Manager-Bob Pacquer Librarian-Bruce Menefee BASEBALL TEAM .,...........,....... 95-97 BASKETBALL TEAMS ........... 92-94 BOYS' CLUB ......,,...,............ .. 58 Adviser-Ralph Knapp President-Bill I-Iorsley Vice-President-Hamilton Rideout Corresponding Secretary- Alex Twardus Recording Secretary- Ted Sizemore Treasurer-Bill Wacker CHOIR, A CAPPELLA ......vvYv,. 62 Director-Lawrence Blackwell President-jim Anne Waters Vice-President-Tommy Tang Secretary-Donna Brandvold Treasurer-Denny Wales Manager-Del William Social Chairman- Connie Stephens COMMERCIAL CLUB. i..... .l... 6 7 Adviser-Frank Bailey President-Edythe Accetturo Vice-President-Teresa Romano Secretary-Hazel DeLorenzo COSTUME COMMITTEE ,...,.. 77 Adviser-Helma Kuehn Chairman-Helen Doyle COSTUME DESIGNING CLUB .......................................... 66 Adviser-Gretchen Shaw President-Shirley Gill Secretary-Eleanor Kippen Program Chairman- Catherine George DEBATE CLUB AND TEAM.. 64 Adviser-Byron Samuelson President-Margaret Ohman Vice-President-Bill Carlyon Secretary--Gloria Knowlton Treasurer-Alice Pond Herbert Bridge Katherine Radslifl Coburn Crosby Nina Schumann Arline Kendall Rosemary Wallace Kiyoko Kikuchi Betty jane Wells Dorothy KilbornAtsuchi Kikuchi Harriet Lipp Phyllis Benner Betty Strelic DEDICATION ....,....................... 6 To Miss Minnie C. johnson FOOTBALL TEAMS .,....,.........,. 89-91 FOT0 CLUB ,,,,....................,..,, .. 68 Adviser-Norman Walker President-Bob Rogers Vice-President-Tad Srzedzinski Secretary-Masaji Nakamura Treasurer-Bill Schumacher FOUR F GIRLS ..v..........,............w. 77 Adviser-Aristelle Macdonald Manager-Donna Edline FRANKLIN FACULTY ..,..,...... 15-17 FRANKLIN GIRL RESERVES ...........v........v......... 33 Advisers-Mrs. Paul Copeland Hattie Fitzgerald President-Betty June Anderson Vice-President-Florence Hadlock Secretary-Virginia Rogers Treasurer-Mariel Krause FRANKLIN JAPANESE GIRL RESERVES .....YY........... I Advisers-Mrs. Sugawara Mrs. Suzuki President-Jane Sugawara Vice-President-Amy Okabe Secretary-Mitsu I-Iayasaka Treasurer-Lillian Fujioka FRENCH CLUB ..........VV...Vl.......,. 70,71 Adviser-Marguerite Du Val President-Jeannette Courbot Vice-President-Dorothy Corkille FRESI-IMEN .....,...V....................... 49-50 Adviser-Lillian Fowler President-Jackie Quinn Vice-President-Shirley Jones Secretary-Jeanne Gray Treasurer-Horton Smith Historian-Dorothy Wright GERMAN CLUB ..,........,. , ....,.. .. 73 Adviser-George Jackson Presidents-Mary Maurer Marianne Carstensen Secretary-Treasurer- Bruce Meyers GIRLS' ATHLETICS ,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,, 78, 79 Advisers-Anna Belle Shaw Mildred Murray Tennis Manager- Dorothy Whitney DIRECTUR Hiking Manager-Gloria Shay Point Manager-Margaret Ouchi Freshman Turnout Managers Basketball-Pat Murph Geraldine Srtinnett Volleyball-Sophie Miovski Ellen Smith Baseball-Lillian Ford Florence Hadlock Pat Murphy Sophomore, junior, Senior Turnout Managers Basketball-Virginia Williams Volleyball-Phyllis Wildermuth Baseball-Phyllis Hyde Phyllis Parcher Badminton, Table Tennis- Mariko Fujioka GIRLS' CLUB .......................,....... 58 Adviser-Margaret McCarney President-Jeanie Davis Vice-President- Betty Rae Norman Corresponding Secretary- Dorothy Brasee Recording Secretary- Barbara Lux Treasurer-Anne Fleming Chairman of Chairmen- Hazel Gustavson GIRLS' CLUB COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN .......................,. 77 Adviser-Margaret Mc Carney Chainnan-Hazel Gustavson GOLF TEAM ........ Y..... 1 00 HI-Y ......................,........................ . 60 Adviser-Sidney P. Trathen President-Cranford Wienker Vice-President-Rowland Watson Secretary-Byron Grubb Treasurer-Ralph Stefano HONORS ..................................,,.. 34, 85 INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS 76 Adviser-Doug Kirk Manager-Bert Bailey ITALIAN BOYS' GLEE CLUB .......................................... 63 Adviser-Victor McClelland President-Nick Giralmo Secretary-Richard Yazzolino Treasurer-Philip Roppo JAPANESE CLUB .........,.,. .. 66 Adviser-Jesse Hurley President-Chizuko Ikeda Vice-President-Martha Fujioka Secretary-Ray Echigoshima Treasurer-Hiroshi Sasaki Sargeant-at-Arms-Sako Iwasaki JUNIORS ....,.,,..,,.........,........,.....,, av-43 Adviser-Stella McGrath President-jack Springgate Vice-President-Victor Watson Secretary-Pat Crich Treasurer-Beatrice Itza Y REBTURY LETTERMEN'S CLUB .....,. 60 Adviser-Ralph Reed President-Byron Grubb Vice-President-Jim McCurdy Secretary-Ralph Stefano Treasurer-Clifton Collins LIBRARY STAFF ....., .,.. A........ 6 4 Head Librarian-Lois Caughey Library Clerk-Gwen Hosking LUNCHROOM COMMITTEE 80 Adviser-Agnes Quigley Chairman-Nellie Moody MAKE-UP COMMITTEE ...,.... 81 Adviser-Nan Jardine President-Betty Ann Norman MATH CLUB ...........................,.... 68 Adviser-Franklin Karrer President-Atsushi Kikuchi Vice-President-Frank Tashiro Secretary-Treasurer-Jeanne Gray NONETTE .........,,,,, ,,....,..,.......... 6 3 Director-Margaret Marshall Pat Kelly Lela Edwards Priscilla Paine Donna Brandvold Jean Mclver Peggy Scott Jim Ann Waters Shirley Rogers Dorothy Gibbon ONE-ACT PLAY COMPANY 81 Adviser-Aristelle Macdonald Manager-Barbara Hoffman SERVICE CLUB .... ..vY.Y .,.,,. Adviser-Harry Benson President-Don Angel Vice-President-Walt James Secretary-jess Cauthorn SKI CLUB ,,,.,.,.,,........YV......VV,YVV..,.. 74-75 Adviser-Norman Walker President-Leonard Carey Vice-President-Bob Smith Secretary-Jeanne Balser Treasurer-Betty Horne SKI TEAM ........,., SOPHOMORES ....,.............,...... 45-48 Adviser-Agnes Remley President-Richard Oswald Vice-President-Bob Palm Secretary-Ruth Grifhn Treasurer-Betty Horne SPANISH CLUB .................,........ 72 Advisers-Agnes Quigley Jeannette Perry President-Ben Pacheco Vice-President-Bob Siem Secretary-Treasurer- Rhoda Fulmer SPORTS SCHEDULES, .,...... . 88 STAGE FORCE, ,,,,,,... ......,,,,,,.... 6 9 Advisers-Helen Kuebler George Scott Manager-Richardson Rehm TENNIS TEAM .. 101 THRIFT CLUB ...,........, ,.,........... 8 0 Adviser-Minnie Johnson Head Cashier-Pete Angle TOLO ANNUAL STAFF ..,...,.., l2-13 TOLO WEEKLY STAFF .......... 57 Adviser-Robert Handy Richard Burnett Helen Codington Joan Drummond Mary Folino Nick Greco Jack Greenewald Frank Hardy Merry Hoar Avril Holman Viola Johnson Jean Karney Jackie Keisler Kiyoko Kikuchi Rolland Lange Barbara Lindberg Joe Minardi Stan Moshier John Newland Verlie Olson Richard Ring Delores Rivers Bob Saxton Bill Schumacher Betty Louise Sommerlad Edward Tazioli Alex Twardus Bob Walker ORCHESTRA .............................. Director-Lawrence Blacknell Manager-Lucy Carrabba PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE .s..... QUAKER MAIDS .................,,,.ee. Adviser-Anna Belle Shaw President-Julia Lee STAMP CLUB ,.,,,......,,,... ,........,, 6 5 Adviser-Hattie Fitzgerald President-Richardson Rehm Vice-President-Nick Paolello Secretary-Virginia Rogers Treasurer-Dick Brooks STAMP PLAN ..,,,.,,,, ,,.v,v.....,,,.... 5 7 Jim Wasner Jim Wheeler Myrtle Whitney Bob Young TRACK TEAM ,,..... ...... 9 8-99 TRACK CLUB ..,.,............,.......... 84 Adviser-Leonard Saalwaechter Vice-President-Sako Iwasaki Secretary-Treasurer-Pat Murphy RHYTHM ROLLERSH. ,.......... ,. 69 Adviser-Conrad Schirmer President-Louis Aversano Vice-President-Arnold Johnson Secretary-Joyce Klos Treasurer-Paul Pfiueger SENIORS .,...,.....,................ ...,,. 2 1-34 Adviser-Ruth Bailey President-Hugo Seren Vice-President-Jeanne Balser Secretary-Jack Greenewald Treasurer-Harold Lipetz Associate Secretary- Marjorie Hasselberg SENIOR HONOR SOCIETYA.. 35 Adviser-Edith Page Bennett President-Hugo Oswald Vice-President-Verlie Olson Secretary-Martha Wiederrecht Adviser-Franklin Karrer First Semester- Alvin Gould Wallace Graham Fred Williams Gorden Haugen Second Semester- Helen Johnson Florence Wedell Florence Hufman Patricia Owen June Eng STUDENT PATROL ..........,,,.,,. Adviser-Kiah Wampler Captain-Alvin Gould First Lieutenant-George Kubasta Second Lieutenant- Roland Coskey Junior Second Lieutenant- Mitchell DeFil1ips SWIMMING TEAM .....,..........,. 76 Coach-Paul Lein Boys' Captain-Bert Bailey SENIOR PLAY ..,..... 36 Girls' Captain-Priscilla Paine President-Byron Grubb Vice-President-Jack Greenewald TUSITALACLUB ,......... 65 Adviser-Lydia Lindberg President-Helen Polis Secretary-Pat Randall USHERS AND DOORMEN ...,.. 84 Adviser-Ralph Knapp Head Usherette-Gladys Ullman WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB ,....... 65 Adviser-Ralph Johnson President-Arline Kendall Vice-President-Albert Marshall Secretary-Allan Ferguson Treasurer-Charlotte Symmes YELL TEAM ,,.......... 84 Russell Simpson George Duncan Joe Minardi Memorandum From: THE TOLO STAFF To: THE TOLO CRAFTSMEN THIS ANNIVERSARY YEAR of the art of printing lends added significance to the debt of gratitude we owe the craftsmen who helped compile this, our book. 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